Indian-origin man sentenced to 10.5 years in major UK drug smuggling operation

The drug trafficking operation caused violence and destruction in communities, with police noting the criminality 'rips families and communities apart.'

In a London courtroom in May, Jagjit Singh, a thirty-year-old Birmingham resident of Indian origin, received a ten-and-a-half-year sentence as one of five men collectively condemned to eighty-four years for flooding British streets with cocaine and heroin worth millions. Their operation — threading lorries through legitimate haulage routes, concealing contraband in ghost warehouses, and importing labour from Poland to move the product — speaks to the quiet industriousness that organised crime borrows from commerce. What began with a suspicious vehicle exchange in Slough unravelled into one of

Indian-origin man sentenced to 10.5 years in major UK drug smuggling operation

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