Sentenced to over 50 years in prison between them LincsPolice Lincolnshire
Ten members of Organised Criminal Groups who were operating drugs networks worth hundreds of thousands of pounds across three counties have been sentenced to 58 years in prison between them.
A gun was found hidden in a property of Kelvin Tutani and also handled by Babatunde Omotade in the Django Line. | Photo: Lincolnshire Police A machete was uncovered and seized by officers serving warrants on members of the Django Line. | Photo: Lincolnshire Police A handgun was also found at a stash house in Nottingham, which Noman Hassan, 25, of Bentinck Road, Nottingham pleaded guilty to possessing. Other weapons including a zombie knife, lock knives, and machetes were also found at another property in Nottingham.
“This is a blight on our communities, and it leads to a very real risk that children and vulnerable people will be coerced into running drugs by gangs. Make no mistake about the level of complete selfishness and disregard for the lives ruined by those supplying and dealing the drugs.
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