– Oliver Junior, DoB 17/03/79, of Rolleston Drive, Nottingham, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply MDMA and possession with intent to supply amphetamine. Sentenced on the 19 February to five years. – Jamie Rhys Parlor, DoB 26/12/87, of Ewe Lamb Lane, Bramcote, Nottingham, was found guilty of possession with intent to supply heroin after a three-day trial. Sentenced on the 19 February to 13 years four months. – Shaun Anthony Porteous, DoB 2/2/68, of Lees Hill Street, Nottingham, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply heroin. Sentenced on the 19 February to four years eight months. – Jermaine Anton Hammond, DoB 31/8/85, from Nottingham, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply heroin. Sentenced on the 19 February to five and a half years. – William Jan Goldhawk, DoB 27/04/82, of Fairburn Close, Nottingham, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply heroin and money laundering. The eight men sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court on Friday were: Our investigation is ongoing and further arrests and prosecutions are planned.” “We have successfully targeted his criminal associates in the UK involved in drug trafficking and money laundering but our work does not stop here.
Rob Hickinbottom, NCA Regional Commander for the Midlands, said: “Collaborative working with law enforcement agencies here and overseas led to the arrest of Robert Dawes who we believe is a major international drug trafficker. Video: Spanish police issued footage of Dawes being arrested in November The Spanish Police said that by targeting the 44-year-old they had overall been able to seize 210kg of cocaine, 100kg of heroin and 5.7 tons of hashish. The arrests came as a result of an overarching investigation into Robert Dawes, who was arrested at a villa on the Costa del Sol in November and extradited to France. Officers also seized an additional 11 kilos of MDMA and £7,000 cash during the investigation. When Porteous was later arrested on 17 March, officers found 12 kilos of heroin in his car.
Officers also watched as more of Dawes’ criminal associates were involved in drug and cash exchanges.Īmong those arrested were Shaun Porteous, aged 48, from Nottingham, who delivered a kilo of heroin to another Nottingham man, 33-year-old William Goldhawk, on 24 February 2015. Officers also searched a garage belonging to Junior on Brooke Avenue, Arnold, and recovered an industrial pill press. Amphetamine found in Freezer at Thone’s home Both men were arrested and officers found 26 and-a-half kilos of amphetamine in Thone’s freezer.
He collected two kilos of amphetamine from a house on Alderman Close in Beeston belonging to 51-year-old Mark Thone. Junior, who in May 2015 had been seen handing a bag containing £2,000 cash to another criminal, was arrested on 26 June. Surveillance picture shows Junior and Price shaking hands after exchanging a kilo of MDMA While working closely with the East Midlands Special Operations Unit and Nottinghamshire Police to target Dawes’ criminal associates, NCA officers observed Price, aged 28, receiving a kilo of MDMA on 11 June 2015 from Oliver Junior, aged 36, from Nottingham. The eight men were all found guilty of drug offences at Nottingham Crown Court on Friday.Ī number of individuals were arrested by the French authorities straight after the seizure, including a Nottingham man called Kane Price who was released on bail.
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Don Jarvis (Nottingham) was a professional boxer who was active during 1957 and took part in 3 professional contests.īoxing historian Miles Templeton can provide research on his ring career that will include: his detailed fight record fight reports advertisements a rankings list.
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