The men supplied cocaine and heroin across Birmingham, Walsall and Wolverhampton, police say.
Shaun Ali, left, and Jermaine Lewis were both jailed for nine years at Birmingham Crown CourtFour members of a drugs supply ring centred in the West Midlands have been jailed.
Ringleaders Shaun Ali and Jermaine Lewis, both 30, were each jailed for nine years at Birmingham Crown Court. Shaun Ali, of Old Stafford Road, Cross Green, and Jermaine Lewis, of Sherlock Street, Birmingham, were at "heart of the illegal operation", West Midlands Police said. All three pleaded guilty to supplying Class A drugs including cocaine and diamorphine, as well as supplying cannabis.
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