Third man jailed following investigation into Class A drug supply
Today (Friday 6 March), a third man has been jailed as part of a North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU) investigation into a major Class A drug supply conspiracy.
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Today (Friday 6 March), a third man has been jailed as part of a North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU) investigation into a major Class A drug supply conspiracy.
Last night (Thursday 5 March), NWROCU detectives charged eight men and two women as part of an investigation into a drug conspiracy.
A drug dealer has been jailed – after attempting to import Class A drugs.
A drug dealer has been sentenced – after police intercepted a drugs parcel shipped from Thailand.
Last week (Friday 20 February) the final eight members of an organised crime group responsible for supplying multi-kilos of Class A and B drugs across the UK have been jailed at Preston Crown Court.
Officers from the YHROCU, working with UK Border Force colleagues, seized 536 kilos of cocaine with an estimated street value of more than £53million, from the London Gateway port, near Thurrock, Essex, on Friday.
A former prison officer and two inmates have been jailed for more than 11 years after being convicted of being involved in the smuggling of cannabis into HMP Oakwood.
A drug dealer said to be inspired by the film Home Alone to rig his house with trip wires and home-made ‘pipe bombs’ has been sentenced today following an investigation by specialist detectives from the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit.
Today (Wednesday 4 February), at Preston Crown Court, a staff member employed at HMP Garth has today been sentenced following a detailed investigation into corruption by the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit.
This morning (Thursday 22 January) officers from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit, supported by Lancashire and Merseyside Police