Drug dealer jailed after £140,000 worth of cannabis recovered in Birmingham

West Midlands Police found 23kg of cannabis during a raid on Nam Le’s home.

A drug dealer has been jailed for nearly three years 23kg of cannabis was recovered during a raid at his home in Birmingham.

Nam Le’s home on Lloyd Road, Handsworth, was searched in October 2025 as part of an wider investigation by West Midlands Police.

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Nam Le | West Midlands Police

Officers found 2kg of drugs in a wardrobe, along with £8,000 in cash in his bedroom and £1,000 in a car linked to him parked outside.

In a van linked to him, which was also parked nearby, suitcases and bags containing 21kg of cannabis were also seized.

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The drugs had an estimated value of up to £140,000. | West Midlands Police

In total, the drugs had an estimated value of up to £140,000.

Le, aged 30, pleaded guilty to possession of cannabis with intent to supply, and possession of cash linked to crime.

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The moment cannabis is found hidden in suitcases in a van | West Midlands Police

He was jailed for two years and nine months at Birmingham Crown Court last Friday (May 15).

Detective Inspector Tom Lyons, from Operation Fearless, said: “This was a significant recovery of drugs, which we believe belonged to a wider organised crime group, and which would have gone on to be sold to fund further serious criminal activities.”

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