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Drugs lab uncovered by police near Redditch. Photo: National Crime Agency A MAN from Quinton has been charged after an industrial-scale amphetamine lab was found near Redditch earlier this week. It is believed the crime group involved with the drugs operation were producing around one tonne of amphetamine per month – worth £2million at wholesale and up to £10million at street level – for distribution to criminals throughout the country. The National Crime Agency (NCA) and Warwickshire Police raided farm buildings on Ullenhall Lane on Tuesday, (April 27). Andrew Gurney, aged 50, of Middle Meadow Avenue, Quinton, was charged with conspiracy to supply and produce class B drugs (amphetamine) and using criminal property for that purpose.
THREE people have been charged after an industrial-scale amphetamine lab was found near Redditch earlier this week. It is believed the crime group involved with the drugs operation were producing around one tonne of amphetamine per month – worth £2million at wholesale and up to £10million at street level – for distribution to criminals throughout the country. The National Crime Agency (NCA) and Warwickshire Police raided farm buildings on Ullenhall Lane on Tuesday, (April 27). John Keets, aged 40, of Middle Meadow, Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire; Keith Davis, aged 60, of Brayfield Lane, Chalfont St Giles, and Andrew Gurney, aged 50, of Middle Meadow Avenue, Quinton, Birmingham, were charged with various offences around the supply and production of drugs.
Three men charged over Breaking Bad style lab found in Warwickshire
They are all due to appear in court
Inside the Breaking Bad style lab found in rural Warwickshire
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Three men have been charged after the discovery of one of the UK s biggest ever amphetamine lab found in Warwickshire.
MP Steve Baker A High Wycombe woman who harassed MP Steve Baker and staff at his constituency office has been given a suspended jail sentence. Margaret Bushay, 54, harassed the Wycombe MP’s staff members by sending unwanted messages and visiting the constituency office when she had been asked not to between October 14, 2019, and August 7, 2020. Bushay, of Bank Street in High Wycombe, was found guilty of two counts of harassment and was given a jail sentence of three months, suspended for 24 months, in a hearing at High Wycombe Magistrates’ Court on March 5. She has also been given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO), lasting three years, which prevents her from contacting Mr Baker or any member of his staff in any way except for via letter sent to the House of Commons.