 Piles of cash were hidden in a safe concealed in an English dictionary (Picture: SWNS) PC Charlotte Eld said: 'We won't tolerate drugs supply on our streets and will pursue those who bring misery and harm to our communities. 'We will continue to take action to remove illegal drugs from our streets and to bring those responsible before the courts.' Yesterday also saw the National Crime Agency (NCA) reveal three men's plot to use a Christian group as a front to smuggle cannabis into the UK. Dalton Anderson, 51, Alvin Russell, 46, and Sinclair Tucker, 65, imported the drug via Birmingham Airport between March and May 2017. A further £19,000 in cash was also found in the property (Picture: SWNS) Ally hid cash all over the house (Picture: SWNS) But Border Force discovered marijuana had been packed into sealed tins of calaloo, a vegetable popular in the Caribbean, and ackee fruit. All three batches, with a street value of about £2,000,000, were addressed to){kind=link}
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A police raid on a dealer’s house uncovered £45,000 of drugs and cash hidden in a fake dictionary.
Officers swooped on the property in Leicester where they arrested 33-year-old Sabri Ally on March 22.
Dramatic bodycam footage shows them banging the door down and shouting ‘stay where you are’, before a woman asks Ally to confirm his name.