Five jailed for more than 46 years for multi-kilo drug supply
Five men were sentenced today at Liverpool Crown Court (Thursday, 20 March) to a combined total of 46 years in prison for their part in a multi-kilo Class A and B drugs conspiracy.
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Five men were sentenced today at Liverpool Crown Court (Thursday, 20 March) to a combined total of 46 years in prison for their part in a multi-kilo Class A and B drugs conspiracy.
Detectives from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU) have charged four men and two women this evening following an extensive investigation into the supply of Class A and B drugs.
Officers from the North West Regional Crime Unit arrested eight people during warrants today (Wednesday 19 March) across Lancashire and Greater Manchester, as part of an investigation into drug supply.
A 49-year-old man has today, Friday 14 March, been extradited from Brazil and charged with conspiracy to supply and import Class A drugs.
A suspected drug dealer has been charged after police swooped on a vehicle believed to be linked to the supply of illicit substances.
Yesterday (Monday 10 March), at Manchester Crown Court, Abigail Laidlaw, 28, from Bury, and Troy Beckford, 33, were sentenced following their guilty pleas to charges of misconduct in a public office and smuggling drugs into prison. This sentencing concludes an extensive NWROCU investigation into corruption at HMP Manchester.
Officers arrest five people in connection with reported money laundering offences
Today (Friday 7 March), eight men who were part of an organised crime group responsible for setting up cannabis farms across the UK, have been sentenced to more than 28 years at Liverpool Crown Court.
Detectives from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit welcome the sentencing of a man from Cheshire for drugs offences.
Detectives from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU) have charged three men and two women as part of an extensive investigation into a Bradford-based organised crime group. The group is suspected of smuggling drugs, mobile phones, and other contraband into prisons.