By . Ellie Buchdahl . PUBLISHED: . 08:44 EST, 2 September 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 12:33 EST, 2 September 2013 . A drug dealer was jailed for three years today thanks to pictures he proudly took of himself kissing and counting his dirty money. Gang member Peter Cavanagh, 26, delivered heroin and cocaine to the West Country as part of a mob that racked up profits of £30,000 a month. He returned to London to spend his cash - getting out his mobile phone camera to take a quick 'selfie' clutching his earnings while on the train. Selfie: Peter Cavanagh photographed himself with his drug money while travelling to London by train . But two female dealers who were linked to the gang - led my Michael 'Flakey' Adegoke - were picked up by police in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, and linked to Adegoke and Cavanagh. The addicts, Tracey Carter, 37, and Isabel Cristiano, 46, were caught with cocaine hidden in their underwear and private parts. Cavanagh, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine at Bristol Crown Court. The court heard that the gang distributed Class A drugs into Weston for two months in November last year. Judge Julian Lambert said that though he acted under instruction from Adegoke, he was 'a highly trusted member of the group' and 'played a role in a highly corrosive trade that has undermined civilised society and ruined lives'. Greed: Cavanagh was a member of a gang that brought in £30,000 a month from their sales of class A drugs . Leader: Michael Adegoke, aka Flakey, was jailed for five years at an earlier hearing . At an earlier hearing in July all four . pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine and all but . Cavanagh were sentenced. Adegoke, 21, of London was jailed for . five years, while Carter and Cristiano, both from Weston-super-Mare, . were given two-year suspended sentences. Charles Thomas, prosecuting at an earlier court hearing, said: 'The drugs would be delivered from London to members of the conspiracy who lived in Weston. 'Once sold at street level, the profits generated would be returned to the suppliers in London, either in cash or by the money being paid into specific accounts. 'Adegoke was the leading figure of the conspiracy, giving orders and instructions to others involved and receiving much of the cash that was generated. Guilty: Cavanagh will spend three years behind bars for dealing drugs . 'Cavanagh's role was to act as a go-between from London to Weston and was the general factotum of Adegoke. 'He brought drugs to Weston and collected cash to take back to London and passed instructions to others.' Nicolas Gerasimidis, defending Cavanagh, said his client had got involved in the drugs trade while trying to pay off debts his brother to Adegoke. 'He is a young man whose mind has changed away from criminality. Through sober reflection and understanding he has showed a determination to look the other way.'
Gang member Peter Cavanagh sentenced to three years in jail today .
Created evidence against himself with pictures on his phone kissing cash earned from drug deals .
Part of gang with Michael 'Flakey' Adegoke delivering class A drugs to West Country .
Adegoke jailed for five years and two other gang members given suspended sentences at earlier hearings .
Gang busted when two female members found with cocaine and heroine hidden in underwear .
By . Ellie Buchdahl . PUBLISHED: . 08:44 EST, 2 September 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 12:33 EST, 2 September 2013 . A drug dealer was jailed for three years today thanks to pictures he proudly took of himself kissing and counting his dirty money. Gang member Peter Cavanagh, 26, delivered heroin and cocaine to the West Country as part of a mob that racked up profits of £30,000 a month. He returned to London to spend his cash - getting out his mobile phone camera to take a quick 'selfie' clutching his earnings while on the train. Selfie: Peter Cavanagh photographed himself with his drug money while travelling to London by train . But two female dealers who were linked to the gang - led my Michael 'Flakey' Adegoke - were picked up by police in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, and linked to Adegoke and Cavanagh. The addicts, Tracey Carter, 37, and Isabel Cristiano, 46, were caught with cocaine hidden in their underwear and private parts. Cavanagh, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine at Bristol Crown Court. The court heard that the gang distributed Class A drugs into Weston for two months in November last year. Judge Julian Lambert said that though he acted under instruction from Adegoke, he was 'a highly trusted member of the group' and 'played a role in a highly corrosive trade that has undermined civilised society and ruined lives'. Greed: Cavanagh was a member of a gang that brought in £30,000 a month from their sales of class A drugs . Leader: Michael Adegoke, aka Flakey, was jailed for five years at an earlier hearing . At an earlier hearing in July all four . pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine and all but . Cavanagh were sentenced. Adegoke, 21, of London was jailed for . five years, while Carter and Cristiano, both from Weston-super-Mare, . were given two-year suspended sentences. Charles Thomas, prosecuting at an earlier court hearing, said: 'The drugs would be delivered from London to members of the conspiracy who lived in Weston. 'Once sold at street level, the profits generated would be returned to the suppliers in London, either in cash or by the money being paid into specific accounts. 'Adegoke was the leading figure of the conspiracy, giving orders and instructions to others involved and receiving much of the cash that was generated. Guilty: Cavanagh will spend three years behind bars for dealing drugs . 'Cavanagh's role was to act as a go-between from London to Weston and was the general factotum of Adegoke. 'He brought drugs to Weston and collected cash to take back to London and passed instructions to others.' Nicolas Gerasimidis, defending Cavanagh, said his client had got involved in the drugs trade while trying to pay off debts his brother to Adegoke. 'He is a young man whose mind has changed away from criminality. Through sober reflection and understanding he has showed a determination to look the other way.'
three years today thanks to pictures he proudly money. Gang member Peter Cavanagh, 26, delivered heroin and cocaine to the West Country as part of himself with his drug money while travelling to linked to the gang - led my Michael 'Flakey' cocaine hidden in their underwear and private £30,000 a month from their sales of class A drugs for five years at an earlier hearing . At an of London was jailed for . five years, while suspended sentences. Charles Thomas, prosecuting Adegoke. 'He brought drugs to Weston and