Aylesbury drug dealer sentenced to two years in prison
Jobson Laurindo jailed for cocaine supply offences
A 29-year-old man from Aylesbury has been sentenced to two years in prison following his conviction for drug dealing offenses.
Jobson Laurindo, of The Pony Field, Weston Turville, was found guilty at Aylesbury Crown Court on Monday, 12th October of possession with intent to supply cocaine, among other charges.
Laurindo was caught after Thames Valley Police officers observed him driving a silver Ford Mondeo in Aylesbury on 4th June.
The vehicle stopped in Meadowcroft, where Laurindo entered a shop and was subsequently detained by officers.
A search of Laurindo and his vehicle revealed 48 individual wraps of cocaine concealed in the driver's door pocket, leading to his arrest on the same day.
Messages found on Laurindo's seized mobile phone confirmed his involvement in cocaine dealing.
The investigation, led by the Aylesbury Proactive Team, is part of efforts to disrupt the local supply of illegal drugs and combat organized crime.
PC Burridge from the Aylesbury Proactive Team emphasized the harm caused by Class A drug supply and reiterated the police’s commitment to targeting and prosecuting those involved.