A mother and son from Bulford have been sentenced to a combined total of seven years in prison for drug-related offences.
Victoria Howe, 55, and Trystan Marshall, 32, both of Crescent Road, Bulford, were sentenced at Winchester Crown Court after pleading guilty to multiple offences.
Victoria Howe was sentenced to three years' imprisonment after pleading guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine and cannabis, and possessing criminal property between March and June this year.
Trystan Marshall was sentenced to four years' imprisonment after pleading guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine, being concerned in the supply of Class B drugs, possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, possession with intent to supply Class B drugs, and possessing criminal property.
PC Ellie Lewis, of the Neighbourhood Tasking Team, said: "The impact of illegal drugs on our communities cannot be underestimated, which is why we are committed to making Wiltshire a hostile environment for those involved in this type of criminality.
"Officers from the Neighbourhood Tasking Team and across Wiltshire continue to work proactively to target those responsible for drug dealing and other high-harm offences, bringing offenders before the courts and helping to keep our communities safe.
"This sentencing demonstrates that drug-related offending will not be tolerated in Wiltshire."
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