The group will spend a combined 200 years behind bars
A group of criminals used an encrypted chat platform to organise the supply of industrial amounts of cocaine and heroin across the UK. Three men from Nottingham are among the 22 people who are now facing a total of more than 200 years in prison after Encrochat - a communication service found to be used by criminals to plan and co-ordinate illegal activity - was taken down.
The Cheshire trio were also dealing the drugs to South Yorkshire-based Ian Brennan and Ian Townsend. In Leicester, once the drugs had been delivered, the group would then supply to a number of other Leicestershire dealers, including Ahmed Samankar, Tanveer Arkate, Reece Dagli, Ramone Anozie, Steven Freakley and Mohsin Raja.
Three men from Nottinghamshire are also among the ones facing jail after the discovery. Matthew Whorlow, 31, of Moorgreen Drive, Nottingham, was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment for conspiracy to supply a class A controlled drug. This sentence is to run consecutive to a sentence of 10 years 9 months imprisonment that Whorlow received at Harrow Crown Court on 14 February 2022 for further offences of conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.
Michael Breen, 58, of Badger Bait, Little Neston, Cheshire, was sentenced to 10 years and four months for one count of conspiracy to supply class A drugs - cocaine and heroin. Ian Brennan, 53, of Highridge Close, Conisbrough, South Yorkshire, was sentenced to 10 years and four months imprisonment for conspiracy to supply a class A drug - cocaine.
Steven Freakley, 31, of Dominion Road, Leicester, was sentenced to three years and four months imprisonment for conspiracy to supply a class A drug. Jamie Holms, 42, of Rennocks Place, Thringstone, Leicestershire was sentenced to eight years and six months imprisonment for conspiracy to supply a class A drug
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