Gang leader jailed for supplying cocaine and ketamine
Mohammed Laher was jailed for seven years and four months
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The leader of a Bradford drug gang has been jailed after admitting supplying cocaine and ketamine worth £460,000.
Mohammed Laher was jailed at Bradford Crown Court on 15 May, for seven years and four months, for conspiracy to supply cocaine.
The sentence will run concurrently with a sentence of five years and four months for conspiracy to supply ketamine.
Det Insp Chris Rukin said Laher "had a number of criminal associates working on his behalf who carried out significant roles in this enterprise".
He added: “I’m pleased that his leading role has been reflected in the sentence handed down by the court."
Laher admitted his role in a plot involving the wholesale supply of drugs on the streets of West Yorkshire and neighbouring counties.
Laher's sentence follows other associates in the same operation who were sentenced last year.
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