Police seized the drugs, along with £13,000 worth of cannabis, from the home of Otis Watson, 27, unemployed, of Canberra Place according to Sussex Police. Watson was sentenced to three years and four months’ imprisonment after appearing at Lewes Crown Court on Monday, January 27. A spokesman said: “He was convicted of possession with intent to supply a Class A (cocaine) and a Class B (cannabis) drug when he appeared at Crawley Magistrates’ Court on December 30, 2019.” Police raided and searched Watson’s property on November 23, 2018, and found cocaine with an estimated street value of £75,000 and cannabis with an estimated street value of £13,000, he added. The spokesman said: “They also found items relating to the sale and distribution of drugs. “The drugs were seized and Watson was arrested at the scene.” Investigating officer, Temporary Detective Sergeant James Gwynne, added: “The production and supply of drugs blights the lives of those that become dependent on them and causes misery for those caught up in the criminality of running supply lines. “We are delighted to have taken a sizeable quantity of Class A and Class B drugs off the streets of West Sussex. “We hope this conviction acts as a message to others that we will not tolerate the dealing of illegal substances in our communities, and will bring to justice those who sell and distribute drugs across our fine county.”