Five men were sentenced for conspiracy to supply Class A drugs after an investigation by the South West Regional Organised Crime Unit. Leaders Xhetan Gjoci and Arlend Titini received 14-year sentences, while three others received between eight to nearly twelve years. The group distributed 27.5 kilograms of cocaine across the UK, with drug preparation sites identified in Bournemouth. Investigators seized large quantities of cocaine, cash, and processing equipment, revealing sophisticated methods like hidden vehicle compartments. The operation’s extensive scale led to significant drug and cash confiscations, with authorities highlighting the seriousness of the criminal activity.
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