By Alisha Buaya For Mailonline
Published: 14:00 BST, 3 May 2019 | Updated: 14:52 BST, 3 May 2019
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A gangland handler has been jailed for trafficking one of the UK's youngest 'county lines' victims to deal drugs more than 150 miles away from his home.
Harrison Coe, 18, was sentenced to four and a half years jail for taking a 14-year-old from his home to deal heroin and crack cocaine as part of a 'county lines' drug gang, Swansea Crown Court heard on Friday.
The schoolboy went missing from his family home in the West Midlands and and ordered to sell drugs as a 'runner' for Coe in Llanelli, West Wales, the court heard.
'County lines' is the criminal exploitation of children to sell drugs across different counties gangs and organised crime networks, according to The Children's Society.
Harrison Coe, 18, was sentenced to four and a half years jail for taking a 14-year-old from his home to
