Man jailed for drug supply offences in Milton Keynes
21-year-old found with significant quantities of cocaine and cannabis
A 21-year-old man has been sentenced to prison for drug supply offences in Milton Keynes following a thorough investigation by Thames Valley Police.
Karol Wieczorkowski, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to two years and six months at Aylesbury Crown Court after admitting charges of possession with intent to supply class A and class B drugs, and possessing criminal property.
On 3rd July 2026, Wieczorkowski was identified driving a vehicle in Milton Keynes.
Following his release from prison, officers attempted to stop his vehicle, which was later found abandoned in Oldbrook with cannabis inside.
Information from members of the public led officers to a nearby address where Wieczorkowski was arrested.
While there, officers discovered cocaine and cannabis packaged in deal bags.
A further search of another address revealed more than 400 deal bags of cannabis, around 50 deal bags of class A drugs, cash, weighing scales, empty drug packaging, and two mobile phones.
Investigating officer PC Matthew Phillips of the South Milton Keynes Neighbourhood Policing Team said, “Drug dealing causes significant harm in our communities and Thames Valley Police remains committed to identifying, disrupting, and bringing those involved in the supply of illegal drugs before the courts.
"The sentence handed to Wieczorkowski demonstrates our determination to tackle those who seek to profit from criminal activity and exploit vulnerable people through the supply of drugs."
PC Phillips added that the involvement of the public was pivotal in locating and arresting Wieczorkowski.
"Their information helped officers and we will continue to work tirelessly to remove drugs from our streets and make our communities safer. This case shows the importance of our communities providing information and intelligence to help develop proactive investigations.”