Cocaine dealer caught fleeing industrial estate

Bekim Shoti was found in supply of cocaine after police were searching an industrial estate on Fen Road in Cambridge

A cocaine dealer has been jailed after he was found fleeing an industrial estate with a mobile phone, cash and fraudulent driving licence.

Bekim Shoti, 27, was arrested in March last year after he was caught at the Cave Industrial Estate in Cambridge.

He was found with a mobile phone containing messages linking him to drug dealing.

The 27-year-old, from Cambridge Road in Fulbourn, admitted supplying cocaine and possession of identity documents with intent and was jailed for 38 months.

Cambridgeshire Police were carrying out a warrant at the industrial estate on Fen Road, near Cambridge North railway station

Officers were carrying out a warrant at the industrial estate in connection with drug supply and money laundering when a vehicle carrying Shoti "hastily" tried to leave the scene, Cambridgeshire Police said.

He was searched and found with the driving licence, £335 in cash and the phone.

He was sentenced at Peterborough Crown Court, on Thursday.

PC Mark Deal said: "We work relentlessly to tackle those causing harm to our communities through drug dealing and exploitation.

"We use our own information as well as information from the public to continually disrupt criminal networks."