Two men who were caught transporting cocaine from Bradford to Leeds have been jailed.
The two drugs couriers were found in possession of £40,000 of high purity cocaine on Leeds Road in Bradford.
The two men were under police surveillance when officers observed, Umar Mahmood, 31 and from Bradford, and Keashune Williams-Hunte, 18 and from Leeds, taking part in a drugs handover.
Williams-Hunte arrived in Bradford from Leeds to pick up a half kilo of cocaine in a red minicab.
He was sentenced to four years and four months in a young offender institution.
Mahmood was jailed for five years and four months for his role in the plot.

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