Four Decades Jail For Drug Dealing 'Billionaires'

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Four Decades Jail For Drug Dealing 'Billionaires'

Trio of drug dealers have been sentenced to a total of 44 years for supplying drugs with cutting agents which would have made them 'billions'.

Date - 26th November 2011
By - Serious Organised Crime Agency

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Three men who conspired to supply the illegal drugs trade with tonnes of chemicals used as cutting agents have been sentenced to 44 years following an extensive operation by SOCA. If these chemicals were mixed at a ratio of 1:1 with class A drugs –...

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