A man and woman have been sentenced for drug supply.
Abigail Blockey, aged 37, of Wall Brown Way, Aylesbury, pleaded guilty to one count of concerned in the supply of a class b drug, namely cannabis.
Jamie Bradford, aged 42, of Palmer Crescent, Leighton Buzzard, pleaded guilty to:
- One count of possession with intent to supply class b drug, namely cannabis
- One count of possession with intent to supply class b drug, namely THC
- One count of concerned in the supply of a controlled drug class b, namely cannabis
- One count of possession of a controlled drug class a, namely Psilocin
- One count of possession of stolen property
Blockey and Bradford were stopped while driving their car on Ossulbury Lane in Aylesbury in May last year. Following a search finding cash and mobile phones, a further search of their property was conducted. Officers located £32,000 worth of cannabis, along with £5,000 cash.
Both pleaded guilty to the above offences in September last year and were sentenced on Monday 16 February.
Blockey was sentenced to a community order, 10 days rehabilitation activity, 180 hours unpaid work to be completed within 12 months.
Bradford was sentenced to 1 year 5 months imprisonment, ordered to pay costs of £4,694.50 and to forfeiture his Range Rover Evoque.
PC Ben McNeill of the Local Proactive team in Buckinghamshire said, “Drug supply has a devastating impact on our communities, and this sentencing reflects the seriousness of these offences.
“Blockey and Bradford made a deliberate choice to profit from criminality, and our officers worked swiftly to ensure they were brought before the courts.
We will continue to proactively target those who deal drugs in Aylesbury and across the Thames Valley, ensuring they face justice and that harmful substances are taken off our streets.”
Thames Valley Police continues to work to keep communities safe and bring offenders to justice.
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