Two men jailed after cocaine found in Bradford dawn raids
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 10 Nov, 12:01 · Archive
Two Bradford men were jailed after police found cocaine worth over £22,000 during dawn raids.
Two Bradford men have been jailed following dawn raids that uncovered drugs, cash and weapons. Alfie Leahy, 21, and Connor Broadbent, 26, pleaded guilty at Bradford Crown Court before being sentenced on Monday.
Police executed warrants just after 5am on 17 July at addresses on Dawson Street in Dudley Hill and Grayswood Crescent in Holme Wood. Officers seized a large amount of cash, gold jewellery and multiple vehicles from one address. They also recovered a significant stash of cocaine, cannabis, a baton and a replica firearm. The total street value of the drugs was estimated at over £22,000. Additional items including drug paraphernalia, knives and multiple mobile phones were found at both addresses.
Leahy, of Dawson Street, was sentenced to five years imprisonment for two counts of being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin, and possession with intent to supply those drugs and cocaine. Broadbent, of Wycombe Green in Holme Wood, was sentenced to three years and four months for possession with intent to supply cocaine and possession of criminal property.
How it is being reported
- Drug dealers jailed after dawn raidsPolice found drugs, gold jewellery, multiple vehicles, weapons and cars at the houses in Bradford.BBC Leeds And West Yorkshire · 10 Nov, 12:01
- Drug dealers jailed after dawn raids uncover cocaine, cash and weaponsTwo men have been jailed after police uncovered drugs worth over £22,000, cash and weapons during dawn raids in Bradford.Yorkshire Post · 10 Nov, 11:37
- 2 men jailed after 'significant stash' of cocaine found in Bradford dawn raidsThe total street value of the drugs was estimated at over £22,000.Telegraph & Argus · 10 Nov, 10:30
In this story: Alfie Leahy · Connor Broadbent · Bradford · West Yorkshire Police · Bradford Crown Court
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