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Seven men have been jailed for the production of cannabis

Seven men have been jailed for the production of cannabis

Seven men from Cardiff have been jailed for a total of seven years and two months.

Following a routine stop in September, South Wales Police officers uncovered information from phones seized which led to a number of properties being searched and several cannabis factories with a significant street value found, seized and destroyed.

An investigation by the Cardiff and Vale Organised Crime Team, saw the men charged and remanded. Such was the strength of evidence against them that they all since pleaded guilty to the production of cannabis.

They were sentenced on Friday November 12:

  • Klodian Skeja, aged 25 – 28 months
  • Shkelzen Skeja, aged 34 – 28 Months
  • Arjet Gjata, aged 42 – 6 months
  • Eldijon Cota, aged 25 – 6 months
  • Erdisjon Gjura, aged 25 – 6 months
  • Lerbi Xhemollari, aged 29 – 6 months
  • Xhorei Hushi, aged 23 – 6 months

Detective Constable Dominic Belotti said: “These sentences will have a great impact on disrupting the supply of drugs into the communities of Cardiff.

“South Wales Police recognise the harm that comes with the supply of drugs into an area, and we are committed to dealing with those responsible for such criminality.

“We continue to encourage people to contact us with any information or concerns relating to drugs supply in their community.

“If you suspect drug dealing is taking place or you are concerned that a young person or vulnerable adult may have been targeted by an organised crime group, please tell us. You don’t have to be certain, just concerned.”

Reports can be made by one of the following means, or anonymously via the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Go to: Provide Information

Send a private message on SW Polce via Facebook/Twitter

Via email:

Phone: 101 In an emergency, always dial 999.

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