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Gloucester Man Gets 7 Years for Major Drug Operation
6 Jun
Summary
- Man jailed for supplying large quantities of heroin and cocaine.
- Police seized over £100,000 worth of cocaine and heroin.
- The suspect was arrested on February 11 after police surveillance.
Mohammed Bham, a 37-year-old man from Gloucester, has been sentenced to seven years and three months in prison for supplying heroin and cocaine. He pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and criminal property offences.
Gloucestershire Police reported seizing a total of 755g of cocaine and 625g of heroin, with an estimated street value of £100,000. The investigation began after intelligence suggested Bham was actively involved in drug distribution.
Bham was apprehended on February 11 as he departed a rented property in Barnwood, Gloucester. Subsequent searches of the property and two storage units linked to him uncovered the drugs and approximately £100,000 in cash.
During the investigation, officers also found several air pistols, two crossbows, and two machetes. Detective Inspector Matt Dill stated that Bham was supplying drugs for personal financial gain and commended the investigation team's diligent work.
