Drug dealer jailed after quarter-of-a-million drug operation
Drug dealer who conspired to supply quarter-of-a-million work of Class A drugs across the North East has been sentenced to time behind bars.
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Drug dealer who conspired to supply quarter-of-a-million work of Class A drugs across the North East has been sentenced to time behind bars.
Today (Tuesday 27 May) two men from North Wales and Liverpool have been jailed as part of a NWROCU investigation into Class A drug supply.
Last night (Tuesday 20 May) a series of coordinated warrants took place in Merseyside and Holland as part of a joint investigation into an international drug trafficking network.
Six men have been jailed for their part in a massive drug dealing operation throughout Coventry.
Twenty-four addresses targeted, 11 arrests, drugs, weapons, cash seized and…. a chicken.
A gun and drug dealer has been jailed for more than 18 years thanks to an international operation which smashed the notorious EncroChat messaging service used by organised criminals.
Last week (Friday 9 May), at Liverpool Crown Court, two women from Merseyside were sentenced to a total of 30 months in prison for possession with intent to supply Class A drugs.
A drug dealer has been jailed for more than three years after being caught in a taxi in Coventry with 1kg of heroin.
A targeted crackdown linked to criminality at cannabis farms in the region sees four people arrested – and a haul of illicit items seized.
Dawn raids in four counties across the West Midlands and the Northwest of England dismantle major criminal network trafficking unlicensed medicines.