Jordan Borrowman
Case Information & Details
Jordan Borrowman has been associated with two distinct sets of public criminal proceedings in the UK.
Drug Offenses (2018):
In July 2018, Jordan Borrowman, then 27 and from Liverpool, was sentenced to six years in prison at Carlisle Crown Court for conspiracy to supply Class A controlled drugs. He had pleaded guilty at an earlier hearing following an investigation by the South Cumbria Drug Squad. The investigation revealed that Borrowman had established himself as a main supplier of Class A drugs in Kendal, employing others as street dealers and drivers.
Fraud, Money Laundering, and Counterfeit Goods Offenses (2024-2026):
In February 2024, Jordan Borrowman, aged 32 and from Southport, was charged alongside three others (Adam Yaffe, Sandra Carney, and Megan Carney-Barrowman) with multiple fraud offenses. These charges included conspiracy to commit fraud by false representation, becoming concerned in an arrangement facilitating the acquisition, retention, use, or control of criminal property, and possession or control of an article for use in fraud. The charges stemmed from an investigation by the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU) into online dealers of counterfeit goods.
Initially, in May 2024, Jordan Borrowman, Sandra Carney, and Megan Carney-Barrowman pleaded not guilty to all charges at Liverpool Crown Court, with a trial scheduled for September 2025. However, by August 2025, Jordan Borrowman, then 34, pleaded guilty at Liverpool Crown Court to conspiracy to commit trademark offenses, conspiracy to acquire criminal property, and benefit fraud. The investigation uncovered a large-scale operation involving the distribution of counterfeit merchandise, laundering of criminal funds, benefit fraud, and a fraudulent insurance claim related to a luxury Rolex watch. Sentencing for these offenses is scheduled for February 2026.
Recent Driving Offense (2026):
Separately, Jordan Borrowman has a public court record for a trial scheduled for June 3, 2026, at Blackburn Magistrates' Court. The charge listed is "In charge of motor vehicle - alcohol level above limit."