cocaine gang destroyed 16 Albanians sentenced to 86 years in prison

Acting outside the city's addresses in downtown Leicester, the group operated with three cell phones that allowed people to buy drugs. They were monitored by a surveyor who would be the direct point of contact with the buyer, reports Euronews.

The operator then contacted a corrier who used another number and then met the buyer and handed over the cocaine and took the money.

However, the group's criminal activity was discovered following a comprehensive investigation by the East Midlands Special Operations Unit (EMSOU).

It is estimated that the group has won 2 million pounds by selling drugs in this period of 16 months. During the operation, more than 74,000 were seized by police.

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Besfort Agaj, 30, who was declared a supply of A - cocaine drugs, was sentenced to eight years.

Liridon Agaj, 28, who was found guilty of providing drugs for A.C., cocaine, and a charge of possession of a well - intentioned identity document, was sentenced to five and a half years.

Elvi Bajrami, 36, who was found guilty of providing a drug-class cocaine, was sentenced to six years and eight months.

Erlind Basukaj, 28, who was convicted of supply of drugs to class Aʹ cocaine and a charge of possession of an identity document with the intentional purpose, was sentenced to four years and eight months.

Bledar Cakray, 26, who was convicted of providing Aʹcona-class drugs and a charge of possession of an identity document with an improper intent, was sentenced to four years.

Elidon Branch, 26, who was found guilty of providing A - cocaine drugs, was sentenced to four years and months

Bekim Gjongecaj, 25, who was found guilty of providing a drug-class cocaine, was sentenced to four years and two months.

Bujar Hykaj, 30, who was found guilty of providing a degree of cocaine-class drugs and two counts of possession of an identity document with improper intent was sentenced to six years and eight months.

Erdelantt Kucana, 28, who was found guilty of providing a degree of cocaine-class drugs, was sentenced to four years and two months

Eraml Cucana, 21, who was convicted of providing Aʹka cocaine drugs, was sentenced to four years and eight months

Kismet Memia, 35, who was convicted of supplying A - cocaine drugs, was sentenced to six years and eight months.

Fatjom Memia, 32, who was found guilty of providing drugs with Aʹ cocaine, was sentenced to four years and eight months.

Arland Rexhat, 27, who was found guilty of supplying A - cocaine drugs, was sentenced to six years and eight months.

Ervin Sinani, 34, who was found guilty of providing A.C.E.-class drugs, was sentenced to four years and two months

Shkelzen Sokolaj, 51, who was found guilty of supply of drugs to class Aʹ cocaine and cones for possession of an identity document with an improper purpose, was sentenced to six years and eight months.

Andy Sula, 36, who was found guilty of providing a drug-class cocaine, was sentenced to four years and eight months.