By Tom Orde Crime and court reporter
Man jailed for importing large quantity of cannabis into UK A MAN who imported a large quantity of cannabis into the UK has been jailed. Thomas Dickie imported a large quantity of cannabis into the UK from the USA, a court heard. However, the shipment was intercepted by the UK Border Force. When officers raided the 18-year-old s home they seized more cannabis as well as a quantity of cash on May 23 last year. A number of mobile phones were also confiscated and forensically examined to reveal evidence linking him to drug dealing. Dickie, of The Square, Pennington in Lymington pleaded guilty to two counts of importing a controlled Class B drug, one count of possession with intent to supply a Class B drug, two counts of being concerned in the supply of a Class B drug, one count of possession of a Class C drug and one count of receiving stolen goo
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Harley Haynes was spotted riding his bike by plain-clothed police officers in New Milton. They chased the teen when they suspected him of drug dealing, a court heard. After a pursuit he “voluntarily produced” a number of deal bags with a value of around £30. Prosecution barrister, Kaj Scarsbrook, told that a court hearing that after searching his bedroom in Moore Close, they found scales, and cannabis worth around £600. The 18-year-old was spotted by the same officers on April 24. When they stopped him, he had £20 in cash and four deal bags. They searched his address finding £130 in cash, more cannabis and a “handwritten deal list”.
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