Jail for Slough drug dealer who preyed on vulnerable Dedworth residents
A 20-year-old drug dealer who preyed on vulnerable residents in Dedworth by ‘setting up shop’ in their homes has been jailed following a police operation.
A 20-year-old drug dealer who preyed on vulnerable residents in Dedworth by ‘setting up shop’ in their homes has been jailed following a police operation.
Two men have been charged in connection with an incident which saw armed police respond to reports of shots being fired in Slough.
Nathan Sedgewicke, 41, of Hempson Avenue, died following an incident on the motorway between junctions 12 and 13 just before 1am on Sunday, September 10.
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