Trio of West Midlands drug dealers jailed for supplying cocaine across region
A group of men who dealt Class A drugs in the West Midlands have been jailed for over 40 years.
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A group of men who dealt Class A drugs in the West Midlands have been jailed for over 40 years.
A Barnsley man who imported 100 kilos of ketamine into the UK hidden inside a motorhome has been jailed following an investigation by the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit (YHROCU).
A former prison officer has today (Monday 30 June) been sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court following an investigation by the NWROCU’s Prison Intelligence Unit into corrupt activity at HMP Altcourse.
Two men from Greater Manchester have been sentenced today (Friday 27 June) at Manchester Crown Court for their involvement in a major cocaine trafficking and money laundering operation, uncovered through Operation Venetic - an international operation targeting criminals who used a mobile encryption service to try to evade detection.
A man from Liverpool has been charged with multiple drugs offences following a series of warrants carried out in the city earlier this week.
An eleventh man has been jailed for his part in a multi-million pound conspiracy to supply cocaine in the West Midlands.
Conrad Byrd was arrested on 14 March this year, after he was stopped by officers from our Traffic team in Kenilworth Road, Balsall Common.
Detectives from the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU) welcome the sentencing of a man from Greater Manchester for drug offences.
The final sentencing in a major investigation into the large-scale importation and distribution of Class A drugs across the UK has taken place today (Friday 13 June), at Carlisle Crown Court, marking the conclusion of Operation Matrix, a long-running and complex investigation led by the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (NWROCU).
An organised crime group has been convicted following a proactive investigation led by Tarian, the Regional Organised Crime Unit (ROCU) for southern Wales.