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Explore 171 verdicts at St Albans Crown Court (St Albans). Updated with the latest court outcomes.

St Albans Crown Court
September 2023 3 cases
Trefor Jones
Conspiracy to murder *
Sentence
Eight years imprisonment
Trefor Jones was offered £15,000 by Mukhtar Lail to murder a vulnerable woman by injecting her with heroin. On January 12, 2022, he was found standing over the victim at her address in Hitchin after she was woken by her dog. Jones was arrested on January 25, 2022, and found guilty at trial.
Found guilty of conspiracy to murder. A restraining order has been imposed to prevent contact with the victim.
Mukhtar Lail
Conspiracy to murder *
Sentence
Life imprisonment with a minimum of eight years
Mukhtar Lail plotted to murder a vulnerable woman in Hitchin by offering £15,000 to Trefor Jones to inject her with heroin and providing instructions on how to knock her unconscious if she resisted. The plot was uncovered on January 12, 2022, after police received information about the incident. Lail was arrested two days later and found guilty following a trial.
Found guilty of conspiracy to murder and perverting the course of justice. Pleaded guilty to possession of Class A drugs with intent to supply and possession of criminal property. Will serve an additional five years and eight months. A restraining order has been imposed.
Bobby Dhunna
Witness intimidation *
Sentence
Two years and four months imprisonment
Bobby Dhunna intimidated witnesses and perverted the course of justice related to a plot to murder a vulnerable woman in Hitchin. He also possessed cannabis. The offences were connected to events that unfolded on January 12, 2022, leading to his guilty plea during a court appearance.
Pleaded guilty to witness intimidation, perverting the course of justice, and possession of cannabis in connection with the incident.
August 2023 5 cases
Mike Martin
Sexual activity with a child *
Sentence
11 years imprisonment
In 2012, Mike Martin, who was 23 years old at the time, met two vulnerable teenage girls in the Dacorum area. He groomed them and engaged in sexual activity with them as offences, which related to the victims who were teenagers then.
Found guilty after a 16-day trial of nine counts of sexual activity with a child. Will be placed on the Sex Offenders Register for life and subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Mark Totton
Fraud by abuse of position *
Sentence
five years imprisonment
Mark Totton, 63, of Presdales Court, was acting as the executor of a deceased family member’s estate in 2023. He failed to distribute assets as directed by the will, instead taking approximately £209,000 for himself. This misconduct was reported to the police, leading to an investigation that examined legal documents and the will, resulting in his conviction.
Found guilty by a jury. He was acting as executor of a deceased family member’s estate and misused funds, with the investigation revealing he took £209,000. Detective Constable Sian Beames of Hertfordshire Constabulary led the case.
Ryan Marshall
Supply of crack cocaine and heroin *
Sentence
three years and four months imprisonment
Ryan Marshall, aged 25, from Heronswood Road in Welwyn Garden City, was involved in county lines drug dealing. Herts Police officers from the Operation Mantis Team and Welwyn Hatfield and Hertsmere Scorpion Teams executed a search warrant at his home address on Tuesday, July 4, 2023, leading to his arrest and subsequent conviction.
Sentenced for being involved in the supply of crack cocaine, heroin, possession with intent to supply crack cocaine, and offending while under a community order.
Michael Hargrave
Engaging in sexual activity with a child *
Sentence
13 years and 8 months imprisonment with an additional 5 years on licence
Michael Hargrave, using an online alias, met two minor victims on Snapchat and engaged in sexual offences with them in Hertfordshire. He communicated sexually with the children, committed sexual activity with them, caused them to watch sexual acts, and incited them to engage in sexual activity. He was arrested on May 11, 2023, after his identity was discovered through investigations. The offences involved organising meetings that led to the crimes, and police safeguarded the victims.
Admitted to all charges, including sexual communication with a child, sexual activity with a child, causing a child to watch a sexual act, causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, breaching a sexual harm prevention order, and failing to comply with notification requirements. He will be on the Sex Offenders Register and subject to a Sexual Harm Prevention Order indefinitely.
Alison Blake
Fraud by abuse of position *
Sentence
More than two years imprisonment
Alison Blake, while serving as treasurer for the Parochial Church Council at All Saints Church in Radwell, abused her position to launder over £125,000 stolen from her employer, Kier Fleet Services, where she worked as an assistant finance manager. From February 2018, she paid 147 fraudulent cheques totalling £125,531.05 into the church account, then transferred the funds to her own account for personal spending on shopping sites. She also stole £24,000 from church funds, which she later repaid. Blake resisted adding a second signatory to the account and lied to church members about bank charges. The crimes were motivated by personal issues including depression and perimenopause, and she has since apologised.
Pleaded guilty to two charges of fraud by abuse of position. Of previous good character, made full admissions, and has repaid the church. Judge commented on the serious abuse of position over a lengthy period.
July 2023 7 cases
Andrew Dalby
Child sexual offences *
Sentence
6 years and 9 months imprisonment
Andrew Dalby, from the Hemsworth area of Sheffield, engaged in online conversations with who he believed was a 14-year-old boy between October 20 and December 10, 2022, while posing as a 30-year-old doctor. The conversations turned sexual, and he arranged to meet the boy for a 'health check', booking a hotel room in St Albans. He travelled to the location with items such as condoms and medical equipment, where he was arrested. Police analysis of his devices revealed additional victims in Hull, Great Yarmouth, Birmingham, and South Wales.
Pleaded guilty to ten charges including attempting to engage in sexual communications with a child, arranging the commission of a child sex offence, causing a child to engage in sexual activity, and other related offences. Detective Sergeant Jim Miller described him as a dangerous sexual predator.
Alun Pickford
Rape *
Sentence
seven years imprisonment
Alun Pickford, a teacher at Aldenham School in Radlett, Hertfordshire, raped an 18-year-old female in the early 1990s at his one-bedroom flat on the school estate. He invited her to stay overnight, offered her his bed while he slept on the sofa, and then entered the bedroom during the night and got into the bed with her. The victim was paralysed with fear and did not react. She reported the incident to the police in 2020, leading to his conviction.
Pleaded not guilty but was convicted. His role as a teacher was an aggravating factor in the sentence.
Larry Ansell
Possession with Intent to Supply Heroin and Crack Cocaine *
Sentence
Four and a half years imprisonment
Larry Ansell, 20, from West Lane, Pirton, was stopped and searched in June 2021 with 80 wraps of heroin and crack cocaine. He was linked to a County Lines drug network in Stevenage, sending up to 80 messages a day, and police found drugs worth over £2,000 and a knife at a property in Drury Lane.
Convicted of six counts of possession with intent to supply heroin and crack cocaine and involvement in a County Lines drug network.
Niall Daly
Burglary *
Sentence
six years imprisonment
Niall Daly, 31, of Normansfield Close, committed five burglaries between April 28 and May 1, 2023, targeting locations including Morrisons in Cassiobury Drive, Bushey Heath High Road, Bushey High Street’s Spar, and two sites in London. He also admitted to assaulting a police officer and a previous burglary in November 2022. The investigation involved multiple police units, highlighting the cross-border nature of the crimes.
Pleaded guilty to five burglaries, assaulting a police officer, and a previous burglary. Detective Constable Jay Jeffrey commented on the profound impact of burglary on businesses and communities.
Shakir Rahman
Rape of a Child *
Sentence
Eight years and nine months imprisonment with an extended 12 months on licence
Shakir Rahman, 46, of Creighton Avenue, St Albans, raped a child in St Albans in 2018.
Found guilty by a jury of the rape of a child.
Tegan Holden
Supply of Heroin and Crack Cocaine *
Sentence
Two years and three months imprisonment
Tegan Holden, 22, of Brighton Way in Stevenage, was arrested in Welwyn Garden City on January 5 for involvement in the supply of heroin and crack cocaine.
For being involved in the supply of heroin and crack cocaine.
Reece Haynes
Supply of Heroin and Crack Cocaine *
Sentence
Three years and six months imprisonment
Reece Haynes, 30, of Sunnyside Road in Hitchin, was arrested in Welwyn Garden City on January 5 for involvement in the supply of heroin and crack cocaine, following work with the Metropolitan Police’s Operation Orochi.
For being involved in the supply of heroin and crack cocaine between April 30 and May 29, 2022, and sentenced for earlier offences.
June 2023 7 cases
Anthony Dear
Rape and sexual assault *
Sentence
15 years custody and 3 years on licence
Anthony Dear, 80, also known as ‘Danny’, from St Albans, repeatedly assaulted a female victim under 16 years old over a four-year period with 23 counts of rape and sexual assault.
Found guilty of 23 counts of rape and sexual assault; labelled a 'danger to children'.
Mukim Ahmed
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *
Sentence
6 years and 3 months imprisonment
Mukim Ahmed, 41, of no fixed address, was part of a county lines drug network operating the ‘Mick and Ranger’ line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin to Stevenage and surrounding areas in Hertfordshire. Arrested between September and December 2022 as part of Herts Police's Operation Mantis.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs and possession of a bladed article.
Nadeem Younas
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *
Sentence
2 years and 10 months imprisonment
Nadeem Younas, 45, of no fixed address, was part of a county lines drug network operating the ‘Mick and Ranger’ line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin to Stevenage and surrounding areas in Hertfordshire. Arrested between September and December 2022 as part of Herts Police's Operation Mantis.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
Jibran Azam
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *
Sentence
5 years and 7 months imprisonment
Jibran Azam, 32, from Stevenage, was part of a county lines drug network operating the ‘Mick and Ranger’ line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin to Stevenage and surrounding areas in Hertfordshire. Arrested between September and December 2022 as part of Herts Police's Operation Mantis.
Pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply class A drugs.
Charles Boswell
Rape and Indecent Assault *
Sentence
13 years imprisonment with a two-year extended licence
Charles Boswell, 57, of Meredith Street, Nelson in Lancashire, was charged with four counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape for incidents carried out in Watford in the 1990s against a girl under the age of 16.
Pleaded guilty to four counts of indecent assault and three counts of rape.
Elisha Windlett
Coercive control and assault *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Elisha Windlett, 29, from Cheshunt, subjected his former partner to years of pain and suffering through controlling and coercive behaviour. After his release from prison in February 2022, he carried out weekly assaults, punching and kicking her in the body and face. He locked her in the house, used her car without permission, increased debts in her name, attempted to strangle her leading to a miscarriage, and shoved her down the stairs and locked her in the bathroom during a separate incident.
Controlling and coercive behaviour towards his former partner over many years, including weekly assaults after release from prison in February 2022.
Jack Clark
Dangerous driving *
Sentence
over 2 years imprisonment
On December 3, 2021, at 11.36pm, Jack Clark, 19, from Blackdown Close in Stevenage, was driving a silver Ford Fiesta with seven occupants on Park Street in Hitchin. The car, designed for five, swerved erratically in and out of lanes at high speed, lost control after hitting a kerb, spun out, and crashed into a house, causing serious life-changing injuries to all seven occupants and requiring a major emergency response.
Recently passed driving test; caused reckless crash with erratic driving.
May 2023 1 case
James Simpson
Rape *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment
James Simpson, aged 38, from Colts Corner in Stevenage, was charged with three counts of rape and two counts of sexual assault by penetration for incidents that occurred between January 2015 and December 2019. He pleaded guilty to one count of sexual assault by penetration on the first day of his trial and was subsequently convicted of one count of rape following a nine-day trial.
Pleaded guilty to one count of sexual assault by penetration. Convicted of one count of rape and acquitted on other charges. Must serve at least two-thirds of the sentence and has been placed on the sex offenders register with a 10-year restraining order.
April 2023 1 case
Thierry Wilkerson
Grievous Bodily Harm *
Sentence
2 years and 6 months imprisonment
On April 1, 2023, Thierry Wilkerson assaulted an elderly man in his 70s in Hatfield town centre by punching him repeatedly after being asked to stop riding an e-scooter illegally, causing a fractured eye socket and multiple injuries. He was also sentenced for his involvement in an affray on June 13, 2022, where he was part of a group fight that injured several people and involved kicking a dog.
Sentenced for GBH and affray while on bail for the affray.
March 2023 5 cases
Mohammed Anam
Grievous Bodily Harm with intent *
Sentence
4.5 years imprisonment (3 years for grievous bodily harm with intent, 1 year for perverting the course of justice, and 6 months for attempted intimidation)
Mohammed Anam was involved in luring a 45-year-old man to Jamie Mosque in St Albans, Hertfordshire, on June 4, 2020. He and others seriously assaulted the victim inside the mosque entrance, away from public view, resulting in three broken ribs and hospitalisation for over two weeks. Anam tampered with evidence by removing CCTV and lying to authorities.
Removed CCTV footage that would have captured the assault and lied to police, stating it had been stolen. He also attempted to intimidate the victim.
Mohammed Choudhury
Grievous Bodily Harm with intent *
Sentence
2 years imprisonment for grievous bodily harm with intent and 12 months imprisonment for perverting the course of justice
Mohammed Choudhury was part of a group that lured a 45-year-old man to Jamie Mosque in St Albans, Hertfordshire, on June 4, 2020. They collectively beat the victim, causing three broken ribs and leading to hospitalisation for over two weeks. He also engaged in perverting the course of justice to conceal the assault.
Found guilty after a seven-week trial and involved in efforts to cover up the crime.
Mohammed Mortuza
Grievous Bodily Harm with intent *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment for grievous bodily harm with intent and 9 months imprisonment for perverting the course of justice
Mohammed Mortuza lured a 45-year-old man to Jamie Mosque in St Albans, Hertfordshire, on June 4, 2020, via a text message. He and others seriously assaulted the victim, causing three broken ribs and requiring hospitalisation for over two weeks. The victim was traumatised, and Mortuza attempted to cover up the crime by lying to the police.
Pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice. He was a former councillor on London Colney Parish Council and lied to cover up the crime.
Faisal Ahmed
Grievous Bodily Harm *
Sentence
12 months imprisonment, suspended for 18 months, for inflicting grievous bodily harm
Faisal Ahmed was involved in a serious assault at Jamie Mosque in St Albans, Hertfordshire, on June 4, 2020, where he and others lured a 45-year-old man and attacked him, resulting in three broken ribs and hospitalisation for over two weeks. The victim suffered physical injuries and ongoing trauma.
Must complete 150 hours of unpaid work and pay £1,000 in compensation to the victim. A five-year restraining order was also imposed.
Ali Choudhury
Grievous Bodily Harm with intent *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment for grievous bodily harm with intent
Ali Choudhury participated in luring a 45-year-old man to Jamie Mosque in St Albans, Hertfordshire, on June 4, 2020. He and others violently assaulted the victim, hitting him with such force that he sustained three broken ribs and required hospitalisation for over two weeks. The group attempted to cover up the crime.
Found guilty after a seven-week trial; no additional pleas mentioned.
February 2023 11 cases
David Shoubridge
Robbery *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment
David Shoubridge, a 35-year-old former British champion motorcyclist from Hatfield, committed a series of offences between November 2022 and July 2023, targeting betting shops in Hatfield and Potters Bar, and a service station at South Mimms. He stole more than £100,000 by wearing black clothing, a balaclava or motorbike helmet, and wielding what appeared to be a handgun, which was later identified as an imitation firearm. He used an angle grinder and crowbar to break into cash machines and left DNA on a BB pistol at one scene. During one incident, he pointed the gun at a female employee, demanding money, and in another, he grabbed a university student, causing bruises and terror. Victims reported severe psychological effects, including nightmares, anxiety, and changes in their daily lives.
Pleaded guilty to numerous offences including robbery and attempted robbery. Blamed crimes on drugs and gambling addiction; had no previous criminal record and was described as a man of good character prior to this. Judge noted the devastating psychological impact on victims.
Isidor Martinca
Fraud *
Sentence
15 months imprisonment
Isidor Martinca from Loughton fitted devices to ATMs in Radlett, Hitchin, Royston and Welwyn Garden City between October 2021 and July 2022 to retain debit cards and record PINs, scamming thousands of pounds from victims.
Pleaded guilty to 18 fraud offences. Will face a Proceeds of Crime Act hearing.
Kieron Hall
Grievous bodily harm with intent *
Sentence
10 years imprisonment with 5-year extended licence
In November 2021, at Kingsley Green in Radlett, Kieron Hall, aged 32 from Watford, launched an unprovoked attack on a nurse giving him medication during an assessment, punching her repeatedly and causing life-changing injuries that prevented her return to work.
Found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, causing actual bodily harm and assault on an emergency worker. Described as a dangerous offender; can be recalled within 15 years if reoffends.
Nazia Mahboob
Possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin *
Sentence
22 months suspended for 18 months
Nazia Mahboob, aged 26 from Luton, was involved in the 'Q' line county lines drug network in Welwyn Garden City, supplying heroin and crack cocaine from Luton between August and December 2021.
Convicted in January 2023 for possession of and intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin. Part of the 'Q' line gang.
Abanur Abubakar
Possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Abanur Abubakar, aged 31 from Harrow, was involved in the 'Q' line county lines drug network in Welwyn Garden City, supplying heroin and crack cocaine from Luton between August and December 2021.
Convicted in January 2023 of possession of and intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin. Part of the 'Q' line gang.
Assad Ashraf
Conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin *
Sentence
7 years and 6 months imprisonment
Assad Ashraf, aged 28 from Bedford, led the 'Q' line gang operating in Welwyn Garden City between August and December 2021, supplying heroin and crack cocaine from Luton.
Ringleader of a county lines drug network. Given a five-year Serious Crime Prevention Order.
Tanvir Islam
Conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin *
Sentence
6 years and 9 months imprisonment
Tanvir Islam, aged 27 from Luton, was involved in the 'Q' line county lines drug network in Welwyn Garden City, supplying heroin and crack cocaine from Luton between August and December 2021.
Convicted in January 2023 for conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin. Part of the 'Q' line gang.
Wayne Dorken
Conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin *
Sentence
2 years suspended for 18 months
Wayne Dorken, aged 44, was involved in the 'Q' line county lines drug network in Welwyn Garden City, supplying heroin and crack cocaine from Luton between August and December 2021.
Convicted in January 2023 for conspiracy to supply crack cocaine and heroin. Part of the 'Q' line gang.
Stacey Skeggs
Possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin *
Sentence
3 years imprisonment
Stacey Skeggs, aged 32 from Welwyn Garden City, was involved in the 'Q' line county lines drug network in Welwyn Garden City, supplying heroin and crack cocaine from Luton between August and December 2021.
Convicted in January 2023 for possession of and intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin. Part of the 'Q' line gang.
Colin Phillips
Rape of a child *
Sentence
14 years imprisonment
Colin Phillips, aged 56 from Stevenage, committed sexual offences against children, including rape, all taking place in 2022. He was arrested on November 3, 2022.
Pleaded guilty to numerous offences including rape of a child. 10 years custodial and four years on licence.
Paul King
Indecent assault *
Sentence
8 years imprisonment
In February 1983, Paul King, aged 63 from Brighton, approached a teenage boy on a snow-covered path in Fairlands Valley Park, Stevenage, and sexually assaulted him. The crime was reported, DNA recorded, but unsolved until a forensic review matched King's profile.
Pleaded guilty to indecent assault and attempting another serious sexual assault. Sentences to run concurrently. Placed on the sex offenders’ register.
November 2022 2 cases
Nathaniel Ferdinand
Causing serious injury by dangerous driving *
Sentence
2 years and 8 months imprisonment
On April 9, 2022, at around 4pm on the A1081 Luton Road in Harpenden, Nathaniel Ferdinand veered into the opposite carriageway while under the influence of cannabis and collided with a bus, causing serious injuries to the bus driver in his 60s who lost his leg due to fractures, and injuring ten passengers.
Pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving. Banned from driving for 40 months and must take an extended re-test.
Frank Donoghue
Burglary *
Sentence
3 years and 6 months imprisonment
In February 2022, Frank Donoghue broke into the home of a woman in her 90s in Bricket Wood, spent the night in her spare bedroom, was confronted by her, and fled taking several items. Forensic evidence led to his arrest.
Pleaded guilty to burglary and possession of Class A drug heroin. Offences committed while on a suspended sentence.
October 2022 1 case
Billy Smith
Controlling and coercive behaviour *
Sentence
2 years and 4 months imprisonment
During summer 2022, over a six-month relationship, Billy Smith assaulted his ex-partner multiple times in Stevenage, including punching her face causing a cut, beating her with a belt and forcing her to walk home shoeless while threatening violence; after breakup, he bombarded her with abuse; on July 27, 2022, assaulted a police officer during arrest in Houghton Regis.
Pleaded guilty to controlling and coercive behaviour, assaulting an emergency worker, and breaching a restraining order. Given indefinite restraining order.
July 2022 2 cases
Philip Borrell
Money Laundering *
Sentence
4 years and 3 months imprisonment
Philip Borrell, 46, and his wife Laura benefited from her mother Frances Noble's fraud by acquiring and using laundered proceeds for an extravagant lifestyle, including holidays to Boston, San Francisco, and Canada between 2011 and 2017. He frequently travelled with his wife. The money laundering arose from the fraud on Hertfordshire County Council.
Pleaded guilty to acquiring criminal property (£184,203.65 joint with Laura, plus £6,218.92 individually). Worked as a software project manager with a good salary but subsidised by criminal money. Ignored suspicions about the source of funds. Sentences concurrent.
Laura Borrell
Money Laundering *
Sentence
3 years and 9 months imprisonment
Laura Borrell, 44, and her husband Philip benefited from her mother Frances Noble's fraud by acquiring and using laundered proceeds for an extravagant lifestyle, including holidays to Boston, San Francisco, and Canada between 2011 and 2017. They were held out as carers but were not. The money laundering arose from the fraud on Hertfordshire County Council.
Pleaded guilty to acquiring criminal property (£184,203.65 joint with Philip, plus £39,700 individually). Has a serious neurological condition herself. Judge noted she was in need of care, not capable of providing it. Sentences concurrent.
June 2022 1 case
Perry Aldrich
Arson *
Sentence
28 months imprisonment
Perry Aldrich set alight garden waste in Balmoral Drive, Borehamwood, on August 12, 2022, which spread to a shed and a block of flats owned by Clarion Housing Association, causing an estimated £3 million worth of damage. This incident displaced 21 residents who required emergency housing, and no one was seriously injured. Aldrich was living in the block of flats at the time.
Pleaded guilty to arson. The fire caused significant damage and displaced residents, with comments from police and officials highlighting the impact on wellbeing and the avoidable nature of the incident.
January 2022 4 cases
David Folgate
Indecent Assault *
Sentence
40 months imprisonment
David Folgate, a boys' football coach from Stonnells Close in Letchworth, was sentenced for indecent assault and gross indecency with a child. He had previously been jailed in the 1990s for indecently assaulting young players, and the recent case involved two additional victims coming forward.
Previously jailed in the 1990s for similar offences. Two more victims came forward.
Abdullah Milash
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *
Sentence
4 years imprisonment
Abdullah Milash, 25, of Merryhill Drive, Birmingham, was involved in running a county lines drug network known as the A1 line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin from Birmingham to Stevenage and surrounding areas between December 2020 and May 2021. Police executed warrants in May 2021, recovering more than £9,000 worth of crack cocaine and heroin, along with over £12,000 in cash. He was arrested and remanded into custody.
Pled guilty to conspiring to supply class A drugs. Ran the A1 line with Naeem Ahmed.
Alfie Eaves
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *
Sentence
2 years and 7 months imprisonment
Alfie Eaves, 27, of Sinclair Court, Birmingham, was involved in a county lines drug network known as the A1 line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin from Birmingham to Stevenage and surrounding areas between December 2020 and May 2021. Police executed warrants in May 2021, recovering more than £9,000 worth of crack cocaine and heroin, along with over £12,000 in cash. He was arrested and remanded into custody.
Pled guilty to conspiring to supply class A drugs.
Naeem Ahmed
Conspiracy to supply class A drugs *
Sentence
6 years and 9 months imprisonment
Naeem Ahmed, 25, of Warren Farm Road, Birmingham, was involved in running a county lines drug network known as the A1 line, supplying crack cocaine and heroin from Birmingham to Stevenage and surrounding areas between December 2020 and May 2021. Police executed warrants in May 2021, recovering more than £9,000 worth of crack cocaine and heroin, along with over £12,000 in cash. He was arrested and remanded into custody.
Pled guilty to conspiring to supply class A drugs. Ran the A1 line with Abdullah Milash.

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6 Bricket Rd, St Albans AL1 3JU, St Albans, AL1 3JU, United Kingdom
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