Shamraze Ul-Hassain, of Allerton, has been given a two-year suspended sentence for bringing crack and heroin into Skipton A BRADFORD county lines drug dealer who brought cocaine and heroin into Skipton has been given a two-year suspended jail sentence. Shamraze Ul-Hassain, 30, of Freshfield Gardens, Allerton, must also take part in a nine-month drug treatment programme and report to court every month when his suspended sentence will be reviewed. Ul-Hassan was arrested in Skipton in February 2019 when officers seized a package of drugs that had been dropped on the floor at a sports centre in Skipton. Enquiries led officers to arrest Ul-Hassan when they seized £377 in cash and a mobile phone.
Shamraze Ul-Hassain A DRUG dealer who brought heroin and crack cocaine into North Yorkshire has been given a two-year suspended jail sentence. Shamraze Ul-Hassain, 30, of Freshfield Gardens, Bradford, must also take part in a nine-month drug treatment programme and report to court every month when his suspended sentence will be reviewed. North Yorkshire police say Ul-Hassan was arrested in Skipton in February 2019 when officers seized a package of drugs that had been dropped on the floor at a sports centre in Skipton. Enquiries led officers to arrest Ul-Hassan when they seized £377 in cash and a mobile phone. During a search of Ul-Hassan’s Bradford home, officers recovered £555 cash and suspected drugs paraphernalia.
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Reports from some of the defendants who have been jailed following cases heard at Bradford Crown Court this week
Arlind Sinani and Lajdjon Kaca Two cannabis gardeners were caught feasting on a “lavish” spread of chicken, cheese and grapes with a case of Budweiser to hand, Bradford Crown Court heard on April 5. The Albanian nationals were arrested at a house in Welbury Drive, near Oak Lane, Manningham, Bradford, after the police broke in acting on a tip-off from a member of the public. Arlind Sinani and Lajdjon Kaca, both 22, had been living at the address for months tending to a substantial cannabis farm there, prosecutor Syam Soni said.
Basharat A MAN accused of murdering a Bradford taxi driver nearly 20 years ago was today brought to Bradford Crown Court for the first time for a conference with his barrister. Ricardo Linton denies murdering Mohammed Basharat, 33, of Leylands Lane, Heaton, on October 20, 2001. Linton, 45, of no fixed address, will be tried at Bradford Crown Court on June 21. The hearing is expected to last up to five weeks. Today, he attended at the court from custody to speak with his barrister Rachel Darby. The case was relisted for next Friday when Judge Jonathan Rose said the defence statement must be served. Mr Basharat was killed at the offices of Little Horton Taxis, in Park Lane, Little Horton, Bradford.