A man has jailed for drugs supply in Aylesbury.
Tameem Hussain-Jones, aged 28, of Binder Close, Luton, pleaded guilty to one count of supplying cocaine, possession with intent to supply cocaine and possession of Class B drug cannabis in a hearing at Aylesbury Crown Court on Wednesday (17/5).
He was subsequently sentenced to three years and four months’ imprisonment.
The offences occurred on 14 December in Buckingham Town Centre when Jones was found to be in possession of drugs.
More drugs were located at an address nearby, totalling £8,000 worth of cocaine. Jones was charged with the offences on 15 December and remanded in custody.
Investigating officer PC Ben McNeill, part of the Stronghold Team based in Aylesbury said: “I am pleased to see that this conviction has resulted in a prison sentence. I hope Jones can use this time to consider his actions.
“Thames Valley Police remain absolutely committed to pursuing and prosecuting drug dealers, and will continue to make the Thames Valley a hostile place for them to carry out their criminal activities.”
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