Man admits bid to supply cocaine and heroin
Jordan Gayle awaits sentence with co-defendants
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A man admitted being involved in a conspiracy to push Class A drugs.
Jordan Gayle, 22, of no fixed abode, appeared at Bristol Crown Court via video link from HMP Elmley.
He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine and heroin between January 1 and July 29 last year.
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Man sentenced to five years over dark web grenades deal
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LONDON: A fugitive caught by an FBI agent while trying to buy hand grenades on the dark web has been sentenced to five years in jail.
Father-of-three Mohammed Humza, 29, of Watford, failed to turn up for his Old Bailey trial in October and was suspected of travelling to Azad Kashmir. He was found guilty in his absence of attempting to possess an explosive substance for unlawful purposes between July 14 and September 5 2016.
On Friday, prosecutor Ben Holt told the court Humza remained at large and was still “very much wanted”. He said the grenades Humza attempted to buy had the potential to cause “indiscriminate harm” if detonated and could have been lethal to people standing nearby. In mitigation, Francis McGrath suggested Humza’s criminal past had involved offences of dishonesty rather than violence.
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