A 30 year old Riddlesden man has been jailed for nine years for his role in a conspiracy to flood the streets of Bradford with class A drugs.
Bradford Crown Court heard that father of four Mohammed Javed, of Bradford Road, Riddlesden, conspired with Bradford businessman Arshad Zaman Khan and when officers searched his home found £89,000 as well as several phones.
Javed had pleaded guilty to conspiring to supply drugs and possession of criminal property at an earlier hearing and has now been locked up for 9 years.
Khan of Salt Street, Manningham, was jailed for 12-and-a-half years last month after admitting two conspiracy to supply drugs charges relating to a four-week period in November and December 2014.
Usman Khan, 27, of Ramsden Road, Rotherham, was jailed for 9 and a half years and Asim Jhangir, 29, of Sandford Road, Bradford Moor, Bradford was jailed for seven-and-a-half years for conspiring to supply drugs linked to a plot to bring heroin from Rotherham to Bradford.
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