Man sentenced for drug supply in Aylesbury
Police found cocaine, drug paraphernalia, cash and multiple mobile phones during a warrant
A man has been sentenced following a Thames Valley Police investigation into Class A drug supply in Aylesbury.
Abbas Hussain Akhlaq, aged 30, of Bicester Road, Aylesbury, was sentenced 30 months imprisonment at Aylesbury Crown Court on Thursday 19 February.
The court also ordered for the forfeiture of cash, forfeiture and destruction of drug paraphernalia and to pay a victim surcharge of £228.
Hussain Akhlaq pleaded guilty to being involved in the supply of Class A drugs in court last year.
Police carried out a warrant on his address in October 2024, where they seized cocaine, drug paraphernalia, cash and multiple mobile phones. One of the phones contained messages about the supply of drugs, including advertising messages and requests from customers.
Akhlaq was charged on 1 July last year.
PC Levi Fensom of Buckinghamshire’s Proactive team said:
“Our team will continue proactively targeting and prosecuting those involved in drug supply, which has a devastating impact on our communities.
“Our activity is both visible and covert, and is designed to disrupt those supplying drugs. Information we receive from the public about drugs supply in Buckinghamshire plays an important role in helping us to develop intelligence to support our proactive investigations.
“If you have any information we encourage you to report it to us by calling 101 or via the online reporting tool on our website.”