Man jailed following investigation into ‘Slim’ drugs line

A man has been jailed following an investigation into the ‘Slim’ drugs line supplying class A drugs in Staffordshire.

Sameer Mohammed, 23, of Walsall, was jailed for one-year-and-six-months at Stafford Crown Court on Tuesday (16 December) after he pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of class A – cocaine, possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of class A - crack cocaine, possession with intent to supply a controlled drug of class A - heroin, possession of a controlled drug of class B – cannabis and possession of criminal property.

On Tuesday 5 August this year, officers stopped a car in Cannock after they witnessed a suspected drug deal taking place.

From the car, they seized the ‘Slim’ drugs line phone, around £520 in cash, multiple mobile phones and cannabis.

Officers then searched Mohammed’s home in Walsall and seized class A drugs and snap bags.

Despite initially denying the offences, Mohammed pleaded guilty in court when faced with the evidence against him.

We’re working hard to bring a stop to drug networks that are profiting from addiction and vulnerability in local communities.

It is vital that anyone who witnesses drug dealing reports it to us so we can act robustly against those involved.

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