Three men sentenced for drug offences in Aylesbury
Cocaine supply linked to organised drug line
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police, three men have been sentenced in connection with drug supply offences in Aylesbury.
James Broomhead, 41, from Old Stoke Road, Aylesbury, received a five-year prison sentence at Aylesbury Crown Court on 31st July.
Jah’meil Beckford, 23, from High Wycombe, was sentenced to two years, suspended for 18 months.
Callum Murphy, 27, also from Old Stoke Road, Aylesbury, was sentenced to four years and one month on 27th March.
The offences include cocaine supply and possession of criminal property.
The investigation began after Beckford’s vehicle was stopped in Fairford Leys following a suspected drug transaction on 11th April 2024.
He was found with cocaine worth nearly £500, linked to Broomhead through forensic evidence.
On 3rd November 2025, three warrants were executed at addresses in Aylesbury under the Misuse of Drugs Act, leading to significant cocaine recovery from Broomhead’s home and evidence of a class A drug line operation.
Broomhead was arrested upon returning to the UK.
Murphy was arrested at home, where authorities seized a mobile phone and substantial cash.
In a statement, investigating officers PC Burridge and PC McNeill stressed their commitment to tackling drug supply and thanking officers whose efforts led to these individuals being held accountable.