A man who tried to import cannabis with a 'street value' of around £200,000 into Jersey has been jailed.
39-year-old Lukasz Pryzdanek, who lives in Liverpool but originally from Poland, will spend 7.5 years behind bars.
He was arrested at the harbour in May after Customs Officers seized nearly 10 kilograms of cannabis resin and MDMA.
Royal Court Commissioner Sir Michael Birt ordered for the drugs to be destroyed and also made an order for deportation.
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