A driver who had hundreds of wraps of crack cocaine and heroin in his vehicle with a street value of over £4,000 has been jailed.
Tommy Mukendi, 30, was pulled over by officers on the A1 southbound, near Wansford, in January after officers suspected the vehicle of being involved in the supply of drugs.
Mukendi was arrested and taken to Thorpe Wood Police Station where he was searched and found to have cannabis in his sock.
A further search of his car revealed more than 300 wraps of what turned out to be crack cocaine and heroin with a street value of more than £4,000.
Mukendi, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to possession of class B cannabis, driving while disqualified, driving without insurance and possession with intent to supply class A.
He was sentenced to three years in prison at Huntingdon Law Courts on June 14.
Detective Constable Suzanne Pickard, who investigated, said: “We have a vital role in preventing drugs from reaching our streets and ensuring those responsible are brought to justice and the public can play a vital part in this work too.
“Please continue to report your concerns and suspicions to us.”
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