One man arrested in Aylesbury over cocaine and cannabis
Thames Valley Police arrested an unnamed man in Aylesbury on 29 October 2026 after a Section 23 drugs warrant linked to suspected dealing. He was held on suspicion of possessing and being concerned in supplying cocaine and Class B cannabis, and remained in custody.
Officers from Thames Valley Police’s Incident and Crime Response Team executed a
Section 23 Misuse of Drugs Act warrant at a property in Aylesbury on Thursday 29
October 2026.[1]The search followed suspected drug dealing in and around the
address.[2]Police arrested one unnamed man on suspicion of being in
possession of and concerned in the supply of cocaine and cannabis, as well as
possessing criminal property.[2]The suspect remained in police custody while
enquiries continued.[1]
The allegations were specified as possession with intent to supply Class A
cocaine and Class B cannabis, being concerned in the supply of both drugs, and
possessing or acquiring criminal property.[1]Police described the warrant as
part of ongoing efforts to tackle drug-related crime and disrupt suspected
suppliers in local communities.[1]
After the arrest police said they cannot keep up their vital work without the
support from the wider community and public.[1]They asked anyone seeing
suspicious activity to report it via 999 or 101 and to keep supporting Thames
Valley Police efforts to fight and disrupt crime.[2]
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Cheshire Police arrested 29-year-old Mohammed Shafi of Sutton Coldfield at Sandbach service station on the M6 motorway on 8 November 2026. He was charged with possession of cannabis alongside handling stolen goods and four driving offences, and remanded in custody to appear at Chester Magistrates' Court on 10 November.
Police in Bury St Edmunds arrested a man after a Friday-night stop in Rougham Road led to suspected cannabis being found in his car and a positive roadside drug test. He was held on suspicion of drug driving, cannabis possession and driving without insurance near the town rugby club's fireworks display.
Staffordshire Police arrested a 29-year-old Tamworth man on 5 November 2026 after stopping a red Vauxhall Astra on Glascote Road and finding he tested positive for cannabis and cocaine. Officers found cannabis, cocaine and cash in a search of the driver, seized the uninsured car, and later released him under investigation.
Gwent Police plain-clothes officers arrested a 28-year-old Newport man on Chepstow Road at about 1.20am on 5 November on suspicion of possessing cocaine and cannabis with intent to supply. A search found suspected cocaine, cannabis, two mobile phones and cash, and he remained in custody as enquiries continued.