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Police Smash One of Britains' Biggest Drug Gangs Who Are Jailed For 100 Years
Police Smash One of Britains' Biggest County Lines Gangs That Made 100,000PDS a MONTH From Heroin And Crack Cocaine
Police have smashed one of Britains biggest drug gangs which made 1.2MILa year as they are jailed for more than 100 years
MailOnline 7 DEC 2024
Police have smashed one of Britains biggest county lines drugs gangs which made 1.2million a year. A dozen gangsters have been handed sentences totalling more than 100 years for running the organised crime group, which sold vast amounts of deadly heroin and crack cocaine.
Dramatic footage shows the moment police burst into their homes in a series of dawn raids, with the once all-powerful kingpins seen bleary-eyed as they are pulled from their beds while still in their underwear.
Another suspect is hauled through a broken window by officers as he moans, What are you doing? What are you doing?
The major probe targeted four phone lines, codenamed Rico, Diego, Figo and Potter by the gang, that were used to sell drugs and collectively received more than 1,000 calls a day.
Phone analysis found they were sending bulk messages to large numbers of people advertising drugs for sale, which could then be ordered by ringing up the line specified in the text.
A total of 17 warrants were executed at properties across Birmingham and Solihull following a six-month investigation into the gang, who controlled a significant amount of the regions drug supply.
Further investigations by Britains second biggest police force uncovered Adam Slater and Tiahna Phillips both working for one of the other lines.
They were stopped in their car in Solihull last February and analysis of Slaters phone identified it was being uses for the Diego line
Later than month, Yasine Sadiq reactivated and switched the line to a different network in a bid to evade capture.
But telecommunication investigations and CCTV enquiries meant detectives were able to track the change and link Yasine to the 'Diego line'.
Mark Seeley and Amani Adams were then linked to the 'Figo line', which was being controlled by a man called Ilyas Sadiq.
The three men would regularly exchange messages arranging meet ups and drug drop offs.
Seeleys car was captured on CCTV a number of times parked outside shops where the Diego line would be topped up.
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Yesterday at Birmingham Crown Court, The Gang Were Jailed For:
Aadam Iqbal, 28 - 12 years and six months
Anees Mahmood, 24 - 12 years and 10 months
Yasine Sadiq, 27 - 11 years
Ilyas Sadiq, 28 - 10 years and 10 months
Levy Mukwita, 25 - 10 years and six months
Mohammed Usman, 26 - 10 years and six months
Amani Adams, 21 - eight years
Haroon Iqbal, 34 - six years and four months
Adam Slater, 21 - sentenced to six years
Humair Ul Rehman, 27 - sentenced to six years
Tiahna Phillips, 23 - sentenced to five years Mark Seeley, 36 - sentenced to four years and eight months
Police Smash One of Britains' Biggest Drug Gangs Who Are Jailed For 100 Years
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