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Dealer hysterically screams during arrest as police bust multi-million-pound drugs line

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Dealer hysterically screams during bedside arrest as police bust multi-million pound drug line

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A dealer screamed hysterically as police arrested him for his involvement in running a drugs line across the Black Country and Birmingham that was worth more than a million pounds.

Asa Mcintosh, Bradley Whatmore, Hakeem Ali, Quarnay Lee-Taylor, Rees Macdonald, Waqas Hussain, and Zuhayb Abdi, have each been jailed for their part in running the “P Line”, which supplied Class A drugs including heroin and crack cocaine across Smethwick, Wednesbury, Walsall, and Birmingham.

Police found the drug line to be so busy that the group would each work shifts across 22 hours, seven days a week.

Footage shows Mcintosh, 21, of Foley Street, Wednesbury, screaming as officers arrest him while he is lying on a sofa.

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