Police arrest for fail to stop led to drugs haul
A 21-year-old man from Pope's Lane has been jailed for drugs and driving offences.
![Hasibullah Arghandab](images/HasibullahArghandabi.jpg)
Hasibullah Arghandabi, appeared at Harrow Crown Court on November 30th where he pleaded guilty to supplying cocaine, MDMA and cannabis. He was sentenced to three years and nine months imprisonment.
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He also pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and received a consecutive jail sentence of four months. He was disqualified from driving for two years.
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On Tuesday, 23 June, at approximately 22:45hrs, police officers in a marked carrier attempted to stop Arghandabi in a car on Hanger Lane in Ealing but he drove off. He eventually stopped in Beresford Avenue, Wembley, where he was arrested for failing to stop. A search of the car found some cannabis for which he was further arrested.
The route Arghandabi had taken was searched and two rocks of crack cocaine were found; they were believed to have been discarded by him.
A subsequent search of a house in Wembley, found a substantial amount of drugs and in excess of £60,000 in cash.
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PC Hardeep Budwal, from Ealing's Problem Solving Team, said: "This is yet another good result for our team and the borough. It means we have taken a large amount of drugs off the streets as well as a major supplier."
14th December 2015
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