Bournemouth drug dealer jailed for four years
Abdul-Azizh Kamara was found guilty of the supply and possession of drugs as well as assaulting an emergency worker.
Abdul-Azizh Kamara was found guilty of the supply and possession of drugs as well as assaulting an emergency worker.
Three men and one woman were jailed for supplying Class A drugs in a county line from London to Bournemouth.
Three county lines drug dealers in Bournemouth have been sentenced at Bournemouth Crown Court after a series of warrants.
Four men, including two teenagers, were arrested by police and released under investigation on Thursday 16 March as part of Operation Viper.
During a national intensification week, two men in Dorset were arrested and a potential adult victim of human trafficking was identified.
It’s payback time for Bridport drug dealer William David Lewis who was convicted and sent to prison in March 2022.
Criminals involved in county lines drug dealing, human trafficking, modern slavery, burglary and vehicle crime will be targeted.
An organised crime gang in Southampton that sold cannabis and Class A drugs has been sentenced to a combined 33 years and eight months behind bars.
The seven dealers were involved in operations that involved millions of pounds of class A drugs being sold.
The five men, who all came from London, have received jail sentences following joint work with the Metropolitan Police.