Watch: Drug dealer jailed after police uncover £8,000 heroin and cocaine haul
Police bodycam footage has captured the moment officers executed a warrant that led to the discovery of thousands of pounds worth of Class A drugs.
In March, this year, police issued an intelligence-led warrant on Netherfield Road, in Rawmarsh.
Inside the property officers found 23-year-old Brandon Holmes with cash, suspected drugs and a knife.
Following his arrest, police searched his home in Balby.
Bodycam footage released by police showed officers found a shopping bag filled with wraps of heroin and cocaine hidden inside a shelving unit.
Police have estimated the drugs were worth around £8,000 and had been prepped to be sold.
The 23-year-old was charged with two counts of possession with intent to supply a Class A drug and one charge of acquiring/using/possessing criminal property.
Holmes, of St Catherines Avenue, pleaded guilty to all charges and was jailed for three years and two months.
On Tuesday (Jun 2), South Yorkshire Police confirmed the 23-year-old had been jailed for drug dealing offences.
Rotherham Fortify Detective Sergeant Matthew Jackson said: "We know that the money generated from drug dealing often helps funds the activities of organised crime groups. These groups wreak havoc and misery on our local communities.
"We will continue working proactively to root out those committing these types of crimes and bring offenders to justice, while also removing these dangerous drugs from circulation.
"If you suspect drug dealing is happening near where you live, report it to us. Your information could lead to a harmful offender like Holmes being taken off the streets."