The London Organised Crime Partnership rolled up on the Beaufort Estate, Colindale, and cornered Zyber Tusha, 47, in his flat. Inside? Nineteen kilos of coke worth a cool £1.5m, a loaded Springfield semi-auto with 14 rounds, £40k in cash, six fake IDs, five phones, and 21kg of cutting agent. Tusha's in for 12 years and six months.
Just as they were nicking Tusha, Oltjan Serferi, 21 — no fixed abode, innit 🥲 — showed up with a bag of four kilos more coke. He tried to leg it but got caught quick smart. Four years for him.
Both were in the UK illegally and will get deported once they're done their time. Senior investigating officer Andrew Tickner laid it down: "Firearms and Class A drugs are inextricably bound together by crime groups like these and they pose so many threats to the community. The OCP will continue doing all we can to protect Londoners by removing such offenders from our streets."