Lansdale Brothers Sentenced To Prison On Drug Charges

LANSDALE, PA — A pair of brothers in Lansdale have been sentenced to prison after a large amount of drugs were found inside their home.

Cheng Ploysy, 32, will spend the next three and a half to seven years in prison for possession with intent to deliver numerous drugs. His brother, Chan Ploysy, 30, was sentenced to 11 and a half to 23 months behind bars on a lesser possession charge, according to court documents.

The Times Herald reports that authorities were tipped off to the Ploysys' operation and began a months long investigation, which ultimately resulted in a raid on their home last July.

The raid turned up around 300 grams of cocaine, four pounds of marijuana, MDMA, and numerous other drugs, like the opioid medication Suboxone, the report states. Many of the drugs were packaged for sale and there was also drug-packing equipment, scales, heat sealers, and empty plastic bags in the home, according to the report.

Police reportedly said at the time that the brothers had a "very well-run operation."

Court documents show that numerous charges against the men were dropped as part of a plea agreement, including conspiracy, drug paraphernalia counts, and cocaine-specific possession charges.

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