Man charged after major and organised crime officers discover heroin and cocaine
A man has been charged after officers found heroin and cocaine in Norton Canes.
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A man has been charged after officers found heroin and cocaine in Norton Canes.
A man has been jailed for his involvement in the supply of drugs. Demehl Thomas, 34, was found guilty following a trial at Birmingham Crown Court, and was jailed for six and a half years on 18 July.
A 47-year-old man from St Helens has been charged today (Friday 12 July) following a drugs investigation carried out by detectives from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit.
A fourth man from Manchester has been jailed at Manchester Crown Court today (Monday 1 July) after his crime groups’ drugs and firearms deals were uncovered by NWROCU detectives when the encrypted communications platform ‘EncroChat’ was taken down by international law enforcement in 2020.
A fourth man from Liverpool has been jailed for his role in a major international drug smuggling operation.
A Prison Officer who smuggled drugs into HMP Forest Bank for two inmates has been jailed (Tuesday 25 June) at Minshull Street Crown Court, Manchester.
Ten people have been convicted of drugs and money laundering offences after an investigation started by a pharmaceutical company uncovered a multimillion-pound drug manufacturing network.
Four people have been jailed for their involvement in the running of a drugs line through the Black Country.
A lorry driver has been jailed for 20 years for smuggling £19 million worth of Class A drugs from Belgium into the UK.
Three men from a Merseyside-based organised crime group have been jailed for more than 65 years at Liverpool Crown Court yesterday (Monday 17 June) after their drugs and firearms deals were uncovered by NWROCU detectives when the encrypted communications platform ‘EncroChat’ was taken down by international law enforcement in 2020.