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A leader of a criminal gang which tried to smuggle millions of pounds worth of illegal drugs into the UK in a shipment of bananas has today been convicted. Their plan was to move a shipping container, which had arrived from Ecuador with cocaine concealed inside the roof, from London Gateway Port to an industrial estate in Coventry where the drugs could be extracted and distributed by the criminals. Ali was convicted of conspiracy to import a Class A drug in Warwick Crown Court today and is now awaiting sentencing. National Crime Agency NCA officers arrested the four men in April when they were in the process of removing what the gang thought was cocaine packets from the roof. As the head of the criminal gang, Ali was considered too senior to get involved with handling the drugs himself on the day of the original arrests. He denied all involvement in conspiracy to import Class A drugs. In his interview, however, Ali admitted to owning two burner phones to maintain contact with Ball and Shahu, which provided evidence to show the groups movements and communications before the first set of arrests. CPS Proceeds of Crime specialists have now started proceedings to ensure that any profits made by the gang from their illegal activities are confiscated. Ball, 59, of Greater Manchester and Shahu 32, of West Midlands , were previously sentenced to 18 years each and Ibra 30, of East London and Kaviani 37, of North-West London to 13 years and 6 months and 12 years and 9 months respectively. Accessibility controls Contrast Switch to colour theme Switch to blue theme Switch to high visibility theme Switch to soft theme. Open Site Search Search for Search for. Top menu Careers Contact. Head of drugs gang convicted after smuggling cocaine in shipment of bananas 30 July News , Drug offences. Drugs bag on top of shipping container National Crime Agency NCA officers arrested the four men in April when they were in the process of removing what the gang thought was cocaine packets from the roof. The nature of crime is changing, and the scale and complexity of organised crime groups is growing, driven by global movements of people and threats from new technologies. The criminal justice system must adapt and evolve to meet the challenges that these changes pose. Two men jailed after smuggling cocaine by boat across the English Channel 04 September Prison officer caught with Class A drugs jailed for six years 09 August Man found guilty of large-scale Class A importation and drug supply 24 April Three men jailed for their involvement in the large-scale supply of illegal drugs 08 April County Lines Offending 03 February Drug Offences Drug offences. Psychoactive Substances Drug offences. Gang related offences - Decision making in International and organised crime, Sexual offences, Violent crime, Drug offences. Scroll to top.

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A dealer who lived a 'luxurious lifestyle' and hired high value vehicles to use in a drug supply operation has been jailed. Dylan Martin, 31, was running the 'Doctor' line which supplied heroin and cocaine in Braintree and the surrounding area. Essex Police said he was arrested in the town on 9 May after he was cornered in a cul-de-sac in a Mercedes. Martin, who lives in Dunmow, admitted drugs offences in June and has been jailed for five years, eight months and five days at Chelmsford Crown Court. Martin was found with a large quantity of cash and a phone connected to the Doctor line, police said. Officers also searched his property in Stratford in east London, and found thousands of pounds in cash and a telescopic baton. After his arrest, Martin remained silent while officers questioned him, but he later pleaded guilty to:. Police said the force started investigating Martin after officers linked him to a black Mercedes and other vehicles that were travelling between London and Essex regularly. Martin was a known member of a gang based in London and had a history of violent offences including aggravated burglary and possession of imitation firearms, police said. Ch Insp Martin Richards, Braintree district commander, added: 'Our district is undoubtedly a safer place with this drug line dismantled and its owner in jail. Essex Police said the force would attempt to 'claw back his ill-gotten gains' via the Proceeds of Crime Act and, if successful, the money would be used to fund charitable organisations across the county. Skip to content. US Election. Drug dealer who lived 'luxurious' life jailed. Essex Police. Dylan Martin, 31, was a 'known member' of a gang based in London, Essex Police said. While searching his property officers found thousands of pounds in cash and a telescopic baton pictured. After his arrest, Martin remained silent while officers questioned him, but he later pleaded guilty to: being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine being concerned in the supply of heroin possession of an offensive weapon in a private place possession of criminal property. Police said they would attempt to recover Dylan Martin's 'ill gotten gains'. Great Dunmow.

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