Man sentenced to five years for drug and weapons offences in Aylesbury

Ahnaf Mohi has been jailed after pleading guilty to multiple charges

Ahnaf Mohi
Author: Kseniia Yakutina Published 13th Oct 2026
Last updated 13th Oct 2026

Ahnaf Mohi, a 26-year-old from Rowland Way, Aylesbury, has been sentenced to five years in prison following a Thames Valley Police investigation.

Mohi pleaded guilty to multiple charges at Amersham Law Courts, including possession of cannabis and cannabis resin, possession of a knife in a public place, and possession of a firearm less than 30cm in length.

Officers witnessed Mohi involved in a suspected drug deal on 2nd June this year, leading to a pursuit during which Mohi discarded a knife into a nearby garden.

A search revealed cannabis in Mohi’s possession, and a later search of his home resulted in the seizure of an Ekol Viper blank-firing revolver, a zombie knife, and a sword.

PC Foster of the Buckinghamshire Proactive Team emphasised the harm drug dealing brings to communities and praised the proactive policing efforts in Aylesbury, warning that drug suppliers will continue to be targeted.

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