Aylesbury Crown Court Sentencing Results

Karol Wieczorkowski was arrested in Milton Keynes after failing to stop for police on 3 July. The vehicle he was driving was found abandoned with cannabis inside. Following information from members of the public, officers located him at a nearby address and found quantities of cocaine and cannabis packaged in deal bags. A search of another linked address uncovered more than 400 deal bags of cannabis, around 50 deal bags of class A drugs, cash, weighing scales, empty drug packaging and two mobile phones. He later pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs, possession with intent to supply class B drugs and possessing criminal property.

Police observed Laurindo driving a silver Ford Mondeo in Aylesbury on 4 June this year. The vehicle stopped in Meadowcroft, where he entered a shop. Officers detained him and searched both him and the vehicle, finding 48 wraps of cocaine concealed in the driver's door pocket. A mobile phone was seized and its messages showed he had been dealing cocaine on a number of occasions.

Jeremy Boggeln was stopped and searched under Section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act on Nutfield Lane on 15th June. Officers seized crack cocaine, heroin, and a mobile phone. Further investigation at a related address led to the confiscation of £230 in cash, another mobile phone, and a flick knife. An enhanced search in custody uncovered additional class A drugs. In total, 62 wraps of crack cocaine weighing 6.66 grams and 42 wraps of heroin weighing 4.15 grams were seized. Thames Valley Police said the drugs were recovered before they could be sold, and that Boggeln's sentencing demonstrates the consequences of such activities.

Marjus Lika was seen by officers from the Local Proactive Team in Aylesbury on 11th March this year in what they believed to be a drug deal on Dunsham Lane. When officers attempted to stop him, he tried to evade them but was quickly detained and searched. Officers recovered ten wraps of cocaine, a mobile phone and £175 in cash. He was arrested and charged the following day. Lika later pleaded guilty at a pre-trial review hearing on 4th September to possession with intent to supply a Class A drug, namely cocaine. At Aylesbury Crown Court on Wednesday 7th October he was sentenced to three years and six months in prison and ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £228.

Police executed a warrant under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 at Wasim Zaman's High Wycombe residence on 12 June. Officers found 172 grams of cocaine with an estimated street value of £11,750, cannabis prepared for sale, £19,495 in bundled cash, further cash in his pockets, and multiple mobile phones. Handwritten rap lyrics recovered from the property referenced drug distribution, financial gains from the drug trade, and previous prison sentences, and matched digital messages and transaction patterns. Zaman pleaded guilty at Aylesbury Crown Court and was sentenced to three years' imprisonment.

Malaki Barton was found to be cuckooing a vulnerable person's address to use as a base for supplying drugs in the High Wycombe area. Officers attended the address on January 9, 2026, detained him after he locked himself in the kitchen, and seized crack cocaine, heroin, drug supply paraphernalia and £1,146 in cash. He was arrested and charged the same day and later jailed for five years.

Daniel Oliveira was stopped by police on Kings Road, Aylesbury, on March 30 while driving a silver Audi TT. Officers searched him and his car, discovering 11 bags of cocaine, £524 in cash and a mobile phone linked to drug deals. He was arrested the same day and charged the following day.

Mohammad Khan operated a drug line supplying heroin and crack cocaine in High Wycombe between March 29 and May 20, 2026. Officers executed warrants across the area and recovered a mobile phone linked to drug line activity at an address connected to him. He was arrested on May 20 and charged the same day.

Ardit Brija was stopped by police while driving a silver Ford Focus along the A41 towards Aylesbury. He attempted to escape on foot but was apprehended at the scene. Officers found cocaine with a street value of £3,800 after searches at the scene. Police later searched his home and seized cocaine valued at approximately £22,520 along with £3,965 in cash. Thames Valley Police linked Brija to drug deals between February 8, 2025, and April 14, 2026, and proved he was supplying multiple drug dealers across Buckinghamshire. He was charged on April 15 and pleaded guilty at his first court appearance that same day.

On 10 June 2026, Zeshan Hussain failed to stop for police while driving a Renault Megane. He drove dangerously and went through a red light at a crossroads, crashing into a member of the public's vehicle. Officers detained him at the scene and recovered significant quantities of crack cocaine and heroin from his person and the vehicle. He was charged the following day and later pleaded guilty to possessing criminal property, two counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, dangerous driving and driving whilst disqualified.

Fitor Lleshi was driving a black Mercedes in Aylesbury on August 14, 2025, when it was flagged by police. Officers saw a suspected drug deal take place while the car was parked in Grenville Green car park. A subsequent search of his home found 25 wraps of cocaine, a further 12 grams of cocaine, £8,490 in cash, and two mobile phones believed to have been used in connection with drug dealing. He was charged the following day.

Luke Strong was arrested on Oakfield Road in Aylesbury on December 29, 2025, after officers spotted drug-related activity. A subsequent investigation found that he had been supplying cocaine and cannabis for several months, and had also been driving while disqualified and without insurance. He was sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court and banned from driving for 32 months.

Jah’meil Beckford was stopped in Fairford Leys on 11 April 2024 after officers observed him completing a suspected drug deal. A search of his car found nearly £500 worth of cocaine, and he was arrested at the scene. He pleaded guilty to one count of possession with intent to supply cocaine.

James Broomhead was involved in a cocaine supply network in Aylesbury. On 3 November 2025, officers executed warrants at homes in Aylesbury, including his address, and recovered a large quantity of cocaine and mobile phones showing he was running a well-established Class A drug line. He was out of the country at the time and was arrested when he flew back into the UK. Forensic evidence also linked him to packaging on drugs seized when a co-defendant's vehicle was stopped in April 2024.

Caleb Kinsale was caught by undercover police officers in Aylesbury after they followed a silver Vauxhall Astra linked to potential drug deals to Viridian Square on October 14, 2025. He was searched and found with cocaine, cannabis bud and cannabis resin. At his home address, officers recovered mobile phones, scales, cocaine, cannabis resin, empty deal bags, just under £2,000 in cash, swords, a designer bag and business cards advertising a drug-dealing operation. Video footage on one of his phones showed him assaulting a man in his 30s; the man was threatened with a knife and sustained minor injuries that did not require hospital treatment. Kinsale was arrested and charged the same day and later pleaded guilty.

Zac Turner was a member of an organised crime group involved in money laundering and fraud. He admitted fraud by false representation, conspiracy to facilitate the acquisition or possession of criminal property, and entering an arrangement to facilitate the acquisition, retention, use or control of criminal property.

Humza Hussain was arrested on April 7 while driving from Milton Keynes to Aylesbury as part of an investigation into a drugs line operating across Buckinghamshire. Police found mobile phone numbers linked to drug dealing. A raid at a connected home in Milton Keynes uncovered cocaine with an estimated street value of £1,870.

John McCloud, 39, of High Wycombe, was detained on 10th March under Section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act. Police seized crack cocaine, heroin, £289 in cash, and two mobile phones during an initial search. A subsequent house search led to the seizure of scales, snap seal bags, and two additional mobile phones. A total of 43 wraps of crack cocaine weighing 5.34g and 3 wraps of heroin weighing 0.98g were found. He was arrested and charged the following day, 11th March. On 11th June at Aylesbury Crown Court he was sentenced for possession with intent to supply heroin and crack cocaine.

On 18 March 2026, Lucas Gomes was stopped by Thames Valley Police on Buckingham Road after a traffic incident. Officers noted a strong smell of cannabis, and a search uncovered 28 bags of cocaine and cannabis resin. He later pleaded guilty at Aylesbury Crown Court to possession with intent to supply Class A cocaine and possession of Class B cannabis resin. He was sentenced on 11 June 2026.

Oliver Namyslak was a member of an organised crime group that operated drug lines in the High Wycombe area. He admitted multiple money laundering offences, fraud and conspiracy to supply cocaine. The investigation uncovered the supply of cocaine and cannabis, and criminal profits were used to fund further offending. Officers recovered 375.691g of cocaine, 1908.39g of cannabis and 877 tablets of MDMA with an estimated street value of £63,490, and seized assets including cash and vehicles totalling £324,353.

James Namyslak was part of an organised crime group that supplied cocaine and cannabis and laundered criminal proceeds. He admitted conspiracy to supply cocaine and money laundering offences. The group operated drug lines in the High Wycombe area and used criminal money to fund further offending.

Jammal Cole was part of an organised crime group that supplied cocaine and cannabis in the High Wycombe area. He admitted cocaine and cannabis supply offences and received a suspended sentence with unpaid work. A deprivation order was granted to recover cash found to be the proceeds of crime.

Kamil Cole was involved in an organised crime group operating drug lines in the High Wycombe area. He admitted drugs, fraud and money laundering offences, including possession with intent to supply cocaine and cannabis. Searches led to the recovery of substantial quantities of cocaine, cannabis and MDMA, and cash was seized as suspected criminal proceeds.

On June 12, 2024, police raided a caravan in Langley Park Road, Iver, while investigating Duarte De Jesus for an unrelated offence. The raid took place just before midnight. Officers uncovered a significant quantity of drugs including 2.37kg of cocaine, 114g of MDMA, 8.23g of cannabis, with combined street value of £516,565. They also found a revolver and a zombie knife. De Jesus, 44, was arrested on June 13, 2024, and charged the following day. At Aylesbury Crown Court, he pleaded guilty on the morning of his trial to eight offences: three counts of possession with intent to supply class A drugs, two counts of class B drugs, one count of class C drugs, one count of possession of a firearm, and one count of possession of an offensive weapon in a private place. He was sentenced on June 1, 2026.

On 23 March, officers from the Aylesbury Proactive Team stopped a silver Ford Fiesta after witnessing a suspected drug deal on Penn Road. Jakupi attempted to reverse and flee the scene before being detained. Officers recovered 35 bags of cocaine from the vehicle and driver.

On 2 March, Henry was arrested after officers were deployed in relation to suspected drug supply activity. A search of his home resulted in the seizure of 403g of MDMA, 36g of cannabis, 2g of cocaine, and £6,020 in cash.

Haseeb Zaman was seen dealing drugs in the Aylesbury area on 13 January. Following his arrest, police searched his home and found 3.7g of cocaine, 3,894g of cannabis, 640g of cannabis resin and £8,255 in cash. He was formally charged the same day and later admitted possession with intent to supply cocaine, cannabis and cannabis resin at Aylesbury Crown Court on 16 February. On 1 May 2026 he was sentenced to three years and nine months imprisonment.

Police stopped Vasile-Iulian Gramada while he was driving a Toyota Prius on Lester Road on January 15, 2026. A search revealed he was carrying cocaine and had £1,795 in cash. Evidence on his mobile phone showed he had been dealing cocaine across Aylesbury. He was arrested at the scene and charged the following day.

Sokol Hazizi, 34, of Silbury Boulevard in Milton Keynes, was observed by plain clothes officers from the County Lines Taskforce at Milton Keynes Central railway station on Thursday 4 December. He entered the station, boarded a train, and returned within half an hour, raising suspicions. Officers searched him after he passed through the ticket barriers, finding £2,000 cash. A search of his home recovered an additional £1,000 and herbal cannabis valued at £35,000.

Callum Murphy was involved in a cocaine supply line in Aylesbury. On 3 November 2025, officers executed a warrant at his home and seized his mobile phone and a significant amount of cash. He pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of cocaine and acquiring, using or possessing criminal property.

Haxhi Bera admitted in December to possession with intent to supply cocaine, possession of criminal property, driving without insurance, and driving without a valid licence.

Thames Valley Police raided his home in Aylesbury, last October 2025, uncovering a stash of cocaine, drug paraphernalia, piles of cash, and multiple mobile phones. One phone exposed messages revealing customer orders and drug advertisements.

Jamie Tanachaisugit, 41, was snared by Thames Valley Police after a high-speed chase in a grey Kia Sportage in High Wycombe on 2 October 2025. His erratic driving raised suspicions of dealing crack cocaine and heroin. Officers blocked his escape at a steep Carrington Road driveway, finding him behind the wheel with £495 in cash and a suspicious smartphone. A search of his home uncovered crack cocaine, heroin, cannabis, weighing scales, Rizla papers, and an extra £720 hidden in a biscuit tin.

Jamie Bradford was involved in the supply of cannabis in Aylesbury and was also in possession of cannabis with intent to supply it. In May 2025, police stopped a car in which he was travelling and seized cash and mobile phones. A subsequent search of a property linked to him led to officers recovering cannabis valued at £32,000 and £5,000 in cash. He admitted the offences in September 2025 and was sentenced in February 2026.

Abigail Blockey was involved in the supply of cannabis in Aylesbury. In May 2025, police stopped a car in which she was travelling and seized cash and mobile phones. A subsequent search of a property linked to her led to officers recovering cannabis valued at £32,000 and £5,000 in cash. She admitted the offence in September 2025 and was sentenced in February 2026.

On 11 November 2025 in Aylesbury, Shane Wrenn attempted to evade police officers near Bedwyn Walk. He abandoned his car and discarded cocaine with an estimated street value of £1,600 while fleeing, and was found carrying a large amount of money. He was arrested and later admitted the offences during interview.

Nexhat Hoda, 41, with no fixed address, a homeless drug dealer, was arrested in Aylesbury. In November he admitted a string of charges including possession with intent to supply Class A cocaine, using fake ID, handling criminal property, driving uninsured, and without a proper licence.