A COCAINE dealer who used a fake name and identity documents to try and fool the police has been jailed for more than three and-a-half years. Florjan Hidri used fake documents in the name of Alexandru Buculut after being arrested in Great Baddow in April on suspicion of drugs offences. But Essex Police were able to uncover his lie and prove the documents had been falsely obtained. Hidri, of no fixed address, admitted possession with intent to supply cocaine and cannabis, perverting the course of justice and possession of false documents at Chelmsford Crown Court on Thursday. The 27-year-old was sentenced to three and-a-half years in prison for the drug offences and a further three months for perverting the course of justice.
American woman stabbed to death at Essex home days before she was meant to return to US
Mary Wells, 21, suffered stab wounds to her neck and torso and was pronounced dead at the property in Colchester, Essex. She had initially arrived in the UK on a six-month visa
19:24, 2 FEB 2021
Police officers at the property in Colchester, Essex (Image: Eastnews Press Agency)
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A MAN has appeared in court to face two counts of supplying Class A drugs. Liam Hughes, 31, appeared at Colchester Magistrates Court on Friday January 29 to face two counts of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs. He was arrested in Hackney on Thursday 28 January following a raid during which drugs with an estimated streets value of £10,000 were seized. The search was part of an investigation led by the Operation Raptor North team into the Aron drugs line which is operating Clacton. Hughes, of St Marks Rise, Dalston in Hackney did not enter a plea to the charges.
A MAN has appeared in court to face two counts of supplying Class A drugs. Liam Hughes, 31, appeared at Colchester Magistrates Court on Friday January 29 to face two counts of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs. He was arrested in Hackney on Thursday 28 January following a raid during which drugs with an estimated streets value of £10,000 were seized. The search was part of an investigation led by the Operation Raptor North team into the Aron drugs line which is operating Clacton. Hughes, of St Marks Rise, Dalston in Hackney did not enter a plea to the charges.
A MAN has appeared in court to face two counts of supplying Class A drugs. Liam Hughes, 31, appeared at Colchester Magistrates Court on Friday January 29 to face two counts of being concerned in the supply of Class A drugs. He was arrested in Hackney on Thursday 28 January following a raid during which drugs with an estimated streets value of £10,000 were seized. The search was part of an investigation led by the Operation Raptor North team into the Aron drugs line which is operating Clacton. Hughes, of St Marks Rise, Dalston in Hackney did not enter a plea to the charges.