Magic bus.

The 10 members of the network were convicted, with the following sentences handed down at Luton Crown Court on Friday 16 October: Kibssa Kafando, 20, of Luton – convicted of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, false imprisonment, conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin and possession with intent to supply Class A and B drugs, sentenced to 10 years and six months in a young offender institution. Samba Kafando, 20, of Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin, sentenced to seven years in a young offender institution. Kai Pointing, 20, of Leafield, Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin, possession with intent to supply Class A and B drugs and possession of criminal property, sentenced to five years and seven months in a young offender institution. Jeremiah Muya, 19, of Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin, possessing a firearm and possessing ammunition without a certificate, sentenced to five years in a young offender institution. Mario Vinteanu, 19, of Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin, sentenced to four years and six months in a young offender institution. Kerim Coskun, 46, of Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin, sentenced to three years’ imprisonment. Johnpaul Anomneze, 18, of Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin and assaulting an emergency worker, sentenced to four years and six months in a young offender institution. Zkaree Wilson, 19, of Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin, sentenced to two years and three months’ imprisonment, suspended for three years. Richard Forward, 60, of Southend – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin, sentenced to two years and five months’ imprisonment. A 17-year-old boy, from Luton – convicted of conspiring to supply crack cocaine and heroin and sentenced to a three-year youth referral order

The mali drug gang jailed for running drugs from luton to Southend. Kaesim Saghir was jaild for 8years and Ehsan Saghir was jailed for 10years.