Paul Easdon, 38, the flash dealer who was already sittin' on six years for a massive drug trafficking op, just got slammed with another three. The High Court in Glasgow rumbled his latest coke caper — a Renault Clio packed with five kilos of cocaine worth about £300k. Easdon's DNA was all over two of the packages, and he couldn't deny it.
His sidekick, Declan Price, 29, got caught red-handed with the bags in Sandyhills on August 2, 2024. Prosecutor Vish Kathuria laid it out: "One bag had two taped blocks of cocaine, the other had three. Each weighed one kilo." Both men copped to being involved in the supply.
Judge Lord Arthurson didn't mince words: "A further custodial sentence is inevitable. It was a single day offence which you pleaded guilty to, but it's on top of your existing six-year stretch for running a £4m-a-month coke empire."