More than 340 years in prison for drug dealers in Essex
Our Serious Violence Unit continues to make strides in tackling the trade in drugs lying behind knife crime in Essex.
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Our Serious Violence Unit continues to make strides in tackling the trade in drugs lying behind knife crime in Essex.
Ten teenagers have been sentenced for their parts in the violent disorder they brought to the streets of Southend.
T-Jay Shepherd was behind the wheel of a Vauxhall Astra when the vehicle failed to stop for police.
A dangerous driver, Will Dohmatob, who fell asleep at the wheel, causing a fatal collision, has been sentenced to nearly six years in prison.
A convicted stalker has been remanded in custody after admitting further offences and breaching his Stalking Protection Order (SPO).
A Harlow woman who stole over £80,000 from her vulnerable victim has been sentenced to more than two years in prison.
Darren Smith, Paul Tibbs, and Adrian Reeve jailed for drugs
Essex Police, Serious and Organised Crime Unit, 7 men, OCG, Organised Crime Group, jailed for 33 years, conspiring, money laundering operation.
The line operated from Croydon, London, to see runners supply crack cocaine and heroin in the Harwich area.
Operation Raptor built a case against a heroin and crack cocaine dealer known by his alias 'Lucky British'.