A drug dealer in the Scottish Borders has been jailed for a total of two years and four months.

Arthur Collin, 38, of Eyemouth, admitted being concerned in the supply of ecstasy and amphetamines at his home in Church Street in May.

At Jedburgh Sheriff Court, he also admitted being in possession of cocaine when police officers raided his home.

Sheriff Kevin Drummond said Collin would have been jailed for 42 months but for his guilty plea.

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