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LEYTON: Man jailed for drugs offences
A MAN has been jailed for five years for drugs offences after his car containing heroin was searched by officers in Leyton.
Unemployed Nadeem Patel, 23, of Henniker Road, near Leyton, was sentenced to five years in prison for possession with intent to supply class A drugs at Snaresbrook Crown Court.
His girlfriend Rahema Patel, of Ilford, was sentenced to three years behind bars.
They were arrested on October 22 during a police intelligence operation.
Officers observed Rahema leaving a hotel reception in Barking and getting into a Range Rover motor vehicle in the car park.
After a short period of time she stepped back out and returned to the hotel holding a rolled up newspaper.
Officers followed Rahema back to her hotel room, where she was found with £20,000 in cash and 216g of heroin, which has an estimated street value of at least £6500.
Also found was a working set of electronic scales and a series of plastic bags.
At the same time Nadeem was arrested for possession of drugs with intent to supply.
Nadeem was observed parking his Golf motor vehicle at Leyton Leisure Lagoon, in High Road, and was detained shortly afterwards.
Officers searched Nadeem and his car, recovering 1kg of heroin, with an estimated street value of at least £30,000.
A small quantity of this recovery was found in Nadeem's waistband and the rest had been split into 243g lots and stashed in a large bag on the passenger foot well of his car.
Officers later searched Nadeem's home address, where £2,000 was found under a bed.
Met Central Task Force Det Insp Marion Ryan said: "The Central Task Force is committed to dismantling criminal networks that make their money through the selling of Class 'A' drugs.
"The seizure of these drugs with a street value in excess of £35,000 again targets this criminal element in society and demonstrates the Met's drive to make the streets of London safer."
They both pleaded guilty .
9:14am Tuesday 13th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: Mr Khalid, Walthamstow on 9:30am Tue 13 May 08
I hope they rott in jail
Posted by: Mr Khalid, walthamstow on 9:58am Tue 13 May 08
is good to for this parson now and putteded in the prison and trow the key in the sea for the long times this idot no gooded for the comunties and he justed for the drugdrink pepals
is good to for this parson now and putteded in the prison and trow the key in the sea for the long times this idot no gooded for the comunties and he justed for the drugdrink pepals
Posted by: Mr Khalid, Walthamstow on 3:43pm Tue 13 May 08
It's gratifying to read of an arrest & conviction relating to Class A drugs & street trafficking in this area particularly when the offender was evidently making a profitable living through the exploitation of the weakness of others.
It's gratifying to read of an arrest & conviction relating to Class A drugs & street trafficking in this area particularly when the offender was evidently making a profitable living through the exploitation of the weakness of others.
Posted by: Mr Khalid on 9:29pm Tue 13 May 08
i does no this bard parson he go liv underwod with other bard pepal
i does no this bard parson he go liv underwod with other bard pepal
Posted by: khalid, london on 2:06pm Tue 20 May 08
were they bharuchi?
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