Corby drug dealer sentenced to four more years after reoffending
Keane Jordan back in jail after breaching release conditions
Last updated 13th Jul 2026
A Corby drug dealer, Keane Jordan, aged 24, has been sentenced to an additional four years in prison after reoffending while on prison licence.
Jordan was initially sentenced to five years at Northampton Crown Court in February 2024 for offences including possession of a prohibited weapon and supplying Class A and B drugs.
Following his eligibility to serve the remainder of his sentence in the community, Jordan reverted to illegal activities and, on 6th July, faced new charges leading to further imprisonment.
The new offences comprised:
- Two counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs (cocaine and heroin)
- Two counts of possession with intent to supply Class B drugs (ketamine and cannabis)
- Two counts of possession with intent to supply Class C drugs (pregabalin and Valium)
- One count of possession of an offensive weapon in a private place (zombie sword)
- One count of acquire, use or possession criminal property (£6,950)
His arrest took place on 14th May following a Section 8 search warrant executed at his Stocks Court flat in Corby. Police found drugs, cash, and numerous items linked to drug dealing during the search.
The search resulted in the seizure of Class A, B, and C drugs with a street value of £38,000, mobile phones, weaponry, and multiple sets of scales.
Detective Constable Sam Walton of the CID North team commented:
“Keane Jordan was given the opportunity to turn his life around after being released from prison on licence. However, rather than taking that chance, he quickly returned to dealing drugs."
“Jordan has shown a clear disregard for the law and believed he was beyond consequences. I am pleased that the sentence handed down by the court reflects the seriousness of his repeat offending."
The focus remains on tackling drug-related harm and preventing the exploitation of vulnerable individuals within the community.
Residents are encouraged to report drug-related concerns to police on 101, online at www.northants.police.uk/ro , or anonymously to Crimestoppers at 0800 555111.