The group of six, who had been operating in Scunthorpe, were convicted at Hull Crown Court last month.
An organised gang have been convicted over a conspiracy to produce and distribute £6million of drugs.
Etizolam is a synthetic drug which is designed to imitate the effects of benzodiazepines , but is believed to be ten times stronger and has been responsible for an increase in deaths in Scotland.discovered a "sophisticated" tablet production unit, including three industrial rotary tablet machines capable of producing 320,000 tablets per hour.
• Abigail Comerford, 34, of Peacock Street, Scunthorpe pleaded guilty to conspiracy to produce a class C drug and conspiracy to supply a class C drug • Luke Jones, 31, of Somerset Walk, Milton Keynes, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to produce a class C drugDet Sgt Chris Grocock, who led the investigation, said: “This was a lengthy and highly complex investigation, targeting drug production and supply on an unprecedented scale.
Humberside Police Hull Crown Court Scunthorpe
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