Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Two men have been sentenced to prison after they were convicted of drug supply offences following an investigation by Thames Valley Police's Neighbourhood Disruption Team.
In a hearing at Aylesbury Crown Court on Monday (27/7), Zach Graham, aged 32, of Chatsworth Drive, Liverpool, and Lee Edwards, aged 29, of Greville Avenue, Northampton, admitted offences relating to the supply of crack cocaine and heroin.
Graham pleaded guilty to:
Possession with intent to supply crack cocaine.
Possession with intent to supply heroin.
Acquiring, using or possessing criminal property
Edwards pleaded guilty to:
Possession with intent to supply crack cocaine.
Possession with intent to supply heroin.
Graham was sentenced to five years and seven months’ imprisonment and Edwards three years and eight months.
The charges related to an incident on 15 May 2026 in Booker Avenue, Bradwell Common, Milton Keynes.
At around 11.45am, the force received information that a black Audi believed to be involved in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin was in the area.
Officers located the vehicle and brought it to a stop with the assistance of unmarked vehicles, a dog unit and the National Police Air Service.
Graham and Edwards then got out of the vehicle and ran from the scene along Stokenchurch Place before being detained by officers.
During a search of the area, officers recovered a mobile phone linked to the 'Scouse Kyle' drugs line, as well as a quantity of crack cocaine and heroin with an estimated street value of £4,890.
Further enquiries led officers to an address in Wootton, Milton Keynes, where a search uncovered a further quantity of crack cocaine and heroin with an estimated street value of £24,850.
In total, drugs worth approximately £30,000 were seized.
A woman who was arrested as part of the investigation remains under investigation and no further details will be released at this time.
Investigating officer Detective Constable Steve King, of the Neighbourhood Disruption Team, said: "Graham and Edwards were involved in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin in Milton Keynes, targeting some of the most vulnerable members of our communities.
"When officers attempted to stop their vehicle, they tried to evade police before being detained. The quantity of class A drugs recovered during this investigation had an estimated street value of around £30,000 and would have caused significant harm had they reached our streets.
"This outcome demonstrates Thames Valley Police's commitment to disrupting organised criminality and preventing illegal drugs from causing harm within our communities.
"We will continue to pursue those involved in the supply of drugs and bring them before the courts.
"We would encourage anyone with information about drug dealing or other criminal activity in their community to report it to Thames Valley Police by calling 101 or making a report online. Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."
Two men have been sentenced to prison after they were convicted of drug supply offences following an investigation by Thames Valley Police's Neighbourhood Disruption Team.
In a hearing at Aylesbury Crown Court on Monday (27/7), Zach Graham, aged 32, of Chatsworth Drive, Liverpool, and Lee Edwards, aged 29, of Greville Avenue, Northampton, admitted offences relating to the supply of crack cocaine and heroin.
Graham pleaded guilty to:
Possession with intent to supply crack cocaine.
Possession with intent to supply heroin.
Acquiring, using or possessing criminal property
Edwards pleaded guilty to:
Possession with intent to supply crack cocaine.
Possession with intent to supply heroin.
Graham was sentenced to five years and seven months’ imprisonment and Edwards three years and eight months.
The charges related to an incident on 15 May 2026 in Booker Avenue, Bradwell Common, Milton Keynes.
At around 11.45am, the force received information that a black Audi believed to be involved in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin was in the area.
Officers located the vehicle and brought it to a stop with the assistance of unmarked vehicles, a dog unit and the National Police Air Service.
Graham and Edwards then got out of the vehicle and ran from the scene along Stokenchurch Place before being detained by officers.
During a search of the area, officers recovered a mobile phone linked to the 'Scouse Kyle' drugs line, as well as a quantity of crack cocaine and heroin with an estimated street value of £4,890.
Further enquiries led officers to an address in Wootton, Milton Keynes, where a search uncovered a further quantity of crack cocaine and heroin with an estimated street value of £24,850.
In total, drugs worth approximately £30,000 were seized.
A woman who was arrested as part of the investigation remains under investigation and no further details will be released at this time.
Investigating officer Detective Constable Steve King, of the Neighbourhood Disruption Team, said: "Graham and Edwards were involved in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin in Milton Keynes, targeting some of the most vulnerable members of our communities.
"When officers attempted to stop their vehicle, they tried to evade police before being detained. The quantity of class A drugs recovered during this investigation had an estimated street value of around £30,000 and would have caused significant harm had they reached our streets.
"This outcome demonstrates Thames Valley Police's commitment to disrupting organised criminality and preventing illegal drugs from causing harm within our communities.
"We will continue to pursue those involved in the supply of drugs and bring them before the courts.
"We would encourage anyone with information about drug dealing or other criminal activity in their community to report it to Thames Valley Police by calling 101 or making a report online. Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."
