Dudley man admits running drug line for supplying crack cocaine and heroin
Ali Khalid pleaded guilty to operating the 'Huz' line in Dudley
A Dudley man has pleaded guilty to operating a drug line that supplied Class A drugs, such as crack cocaine and heroin, across the area.
Ali Khalid, who has been identified by the County Lines Taskforce (CLTF), was found to be operating a drug line known as the 'Huz' line.
The CLTF's investigation revealed that Khalid used a mobile phone to send messages advertising drugs for sale between June and October.
On 12th October, officers visited Khalid's address on Cook Avenue, where they discovered him attempting to dispose of drugs and a mobile phone by flushing them down the toilet.
The officers subsequently found several bags of heroin and crack cocaine alongside the drug line phone within the toilet's drainage system.
Searches of Khalid's property recovered approximately £6,000 in cash as well as more crack cocaine and heroin.
Khalid was charged with being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine, the supply of heroin, and two counts of acquiring, using, or possessing criminal property.
He appeared before Wolverhampton Magistrates on 13th October, where he pleaded guilty.
Khalid was remanded in custody and is awaiting sentencing later this year.