Eleven charged after West Bridgford and Nottingham drugs raids

Eleven suspects have been charged with drug offences after a series of warrants were executed.

Officers acting on intelligence carried out searches at addresses in Arnold, Bingham, Carlton, Pinxton, St Ann’s and West Bridgford on Monday 17 and Tuesday 18 March.

Police teams also attended properties in Bolton and Cheshire.

The suspects appeared at Nottingham Magistrates’ Court on 19 and 20 March for their first hearing.

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• Kaci-Leigh Stones, aged 20, of Gardendale Avenue, Nottingham, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine and Class B drug cannabis.
• Leiran Dawes, aged 31, of Fraser Road, Carlton, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine and Class B drug cannabis.
• Shiero Marquis, aged 35 of Oxclose Lane, Arnold, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine and Class B drug cannabis.
• Shaun Lau, aged 36, of Burmese Road, Pinxton, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine and Class B drug cannabis.
• Hayley Price, aged 37, of Costock Avenue, Nottingham, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine and Class B drug cannabis.
• Daniel Yeboah, aged 42, of no fixed abode, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine and Class B drug cannabis.
• Milee Munroe, aged 49, of Belvoir Vale Grove, Bingham, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine and Class B drug cannabis.
• Raheeb Ibrahim, aged 28, of Dirkhill Street, Bradford, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine.
• Mohammed Waheed, aged 36, of Tonge Moor Road, Bolton, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine.
• Angela Price, aged 60, of Greythorn Drive, West Bridgford, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class A drug cocaine.
• Nicholas Jones, aged 38, of Alferton Road, Nottingham, has been charged with conspiracy to supply the Class B drug cannabis.

Lau and Hayley Price have also been charged with conspiracy to smuggle Class B and Class C drugs into prison.

Hayley Price, Angela Price and Yeboah have faced further charges for the conspiracy to fraudulently evade a prohibition on the importation of a Class A and Class B drug.

Lau, Hayley Price and Stones have been charged with conspiracy to commit robbery.

Lau has been charged with the alleged failure to comply with a serious crime prevention order.

Lau, Marquis, Hayley Price, Yeboah, Angela Price, Waheed and Jones were remanded in custody until their next court appearance.

Stones, Munroe, Ibrahim and Dawes remain on conditional bail.

The group are due to appear in Nottingham Crown Court on 16 April.

Detective Constable Ben Jowett, of Nottinghamshire Police, said:

“Drugs have a detrimental impact on lives and communities, and we are dedicated to disrupting their supply.

“I would like to thank all of our police teams who worked diligently across our investigation to put eleven suspects before the court.”