Felixstowe men Nathan Wright and Jordan Bullock sentenced for drug dealing and other offences

Two men from Felixstowe have been jailed for a slew of offences – including drug-dealing.

Nathan Wright, 24, and Jordan Bullock, 23, both of Waveney Road, were jailed at Ipswich Crown Court on October 18.

Both pleaded guilty to a combined 14 offences at earlier hearings, with Wright being handed a five year, four month sentence, while Bullock was jailed for two years, suspended for 18 months.

Bullock was first picked up in May 2022 for various drug offences, the court heard.

Evidence of his dealing Class A drugs was found during searches – and he was again arrested for drug-dealing in December of that year before being charged.

During this time, Wright was also arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of controlled drugs, with a warrant leading to cash and drugs being found.

The pair stood accused of dealing drugs between January and December 2022.

In addition to his drug sentence, Wright was also jailed for criminal damage after smashing the window of a Felixstowe business in September 2021.

For cocaine dealing, Wright received a four year, eight month sentence, while threat to commit criminal damage will see him spend eight months behind bars.

In addition, he was jailed for 16 months for possession of criminal property, four months for converting criminal property, two months each for three counts of criminal damage plus one of transferring criminal property, for which he was jailed for four months.

These are to be served concurrently.

Bullock was jailed for being concerned in the supply of cocaine, possession of cocaine with intent to supply and possession of criminal property.

In addition to his sentence, he must complete 200 hours of unpaid work within the next 12 months.

Detective inspector James Cassedy said the force was pleased to see a dangerous drug dealer removed from the streets of Felixstowe.

He added: “Wright’s offending shows he has little regard for the law or for the property of others. He now has a lengthy sentence to consider his actions.

“We hope Bullock will now choose a better pathway for himself, knowing that if he reoffends his suspended sentence will be activated.”