Police are appealing for help to trace a suspected drug dealer from Liverpool.
Gary Stephen Keating, originally from Stockbridge Village, is wanted by North Wales Police on suspicion of conspiracy to supply and produce Class A and Class B drugs.
He is also being hunted on suspicion of conspiracy to import Class A drugs, laundering criminal proceeds and handling stolen goods.
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The 37-year-old was previously jailed for his involvement in a £90,000,000 cocaine plot.
In December 2013, Keating was found guilty of conspiracy to supply drugs after being hired by a gang to recover cocaine smuggled into the UK from South America.
Around 434kg of 79%-pure cocaine was arranged to be smuggled in to the UK from South America concealed in a shipment of frozen beef from Argentina.
The consignment was intercepted and the 400 compressed blocks replaced by bricks by police before being sent to a storage unit in Wigan.
Keating was not involved in the importation and did not know the true scale of the value of the drugs.
But he admitted charges of conspiracy to supply drugs and was jailed for eight years.
In a statement a North Wales Police spokesperson said: "Wanted Gary Stephen Keating, 37, originates from the Liverpool area with links to Malaga, Dublin, and North Wales.
"Wanted on suspicion of conspiracy to supply and produce Class A and Class B drugs, conspiracy to import Class A drugs, laundering criminal proceeds and handling stolen goods .
"He is also wanted on a licence recall.
"If you can help, please call us on 101 or use our live webchat at orlo.uk/2940S
"Alternatively, you can call CrimeStoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."
