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Six convicted in 'county lines' conspiracy involving trafficking of 15-year-old schoolboy

Six men have been convicted for their parts in a 'county lines' modern slavery operation that saw a north London schoolboy trafficked for use as a drugs runner.

Drug dealer jailed for four years following death of teenager Mollie Nutt

The drug dealer who supplied class A drugs to 15-year-old Mollie Nutt, who later died, has been sentenced to four years and three months in prison.

Six men jailed for conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin

Six men who were part of a commercial drugs operation have each been sentenced to between five and ten years in prison today (26 March 2021).

Brazilian drug dealing ring sentenced after largest haul of 'chemsex' drugs seized in London

Members of a Brazilian drug dealing ring have been jailed for supplying an estimated £3million worth of drugs to the London ‘chem sex’ scene, resulting in what is believed to be the largest-ever seizure of GBL in the capital.

Gang related offences - Decision making in

This guidance provides a summary of the relevant principles and case law to be applied when making charging decisions in gang related offences and when seeking to use gang related evidence in proceedings.

Migrants charity chief executive admits people smuggling plot

The chief executive of an asylum seekers charity has been jailed for plotting to facilitate the unlawful entry of migrants into the UK.

Nationwide Organised Crime Gang sentenced

Eighteen members of a gang who ran a county lines drugs operation stretching from north Wales and Merseyside as far as Anglesey, Cornwall and Scotland have been sentenced to a total of nearly 147 years’ imprisonment, with individual sentences ranging from 4 to 21 years at Mold Crown Court.

Aylesbury drugs gang jailed

Members of a cocaine-trafficking gang operating out of Aylesbury have been jailed today.

Oxford grooming gang jailed for sexually abusing teenage girls

Members of a grooming gang who sexually abused girls in Oxford in the late 1990s and early 2000s have today been jailed for a total of 49 years.

Naim Khan, 41, Raheem Ahmed, 42, and Mohammed Nazir, 44, targeted teenagers in Oxford, offering them drugs and alcohol, and demanding they perform sexual acts in return.

They exploited one of their victims over a number of years, taking her to parks, car parks and houses in Oxford where she was abused by the defendants and other men, sometimes in exchange for money.

Drug dealers who targeted Liverpool's night life sentenced

Fourteen of sixteen defendants have been jailed for a total of 47 years following a conspiracy to sell drugs in the heart of Liverpool’s night time economy.

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