Aylesbury man sentenced for involvement in class A drug supply
Humza Hussain receives over five years of imprisonment
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police, Humza Hussain of Blackwater Drive, Aylesbury, has been sentenced for his role in the supply of class A drugs.
Hussain, aged 26, pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of class A drugs at Aylesbury Crown Court on 11th May 2026.
On 8th July, at the same court, he was sentenced to five years and seven months in prison.
The arrest took place at approximately 1.45pm on 7th April when Hussain was driving from Milton Keynes to Aylesbury.
Officers halted his vehicle as part of an ongoing investigation into a developed drug line.
Police indicated that Hussain had control over mobile phone numbers utilised for distributing class A drugs throughout Buckinghamshire.
He was on license for dealing cocaine at the time of his arrest.
A search of a Milton Keynes address linked to Hussain led to the seizure of cocaine valued at £1,870.
Subsequent to his arrest, Hussain was charged on 13th April.
This case highlights Thames Valley Police's commitment to tackling drug-related crime and maintaining community safety.