TWO HEROIN DEALERS WHO THREW THEMSELVES OUT OF FIR

TWO HEROIN DEALERS WHO THREW THEMSELVES OUT OF FIRST FLOOR
WINDOWS WHEN DRUG SQUAD OFFICERS BURST IN ON A DRUGS DEAL WERE
JAILED AT ACTON CROWN COURT.

HENRY ERINFOLAMIR,21, WAS JAILED FOR THREE YEARS AND HIS
FELLOW DEALER ABIMBOLA AKEREDOLO,24, WAS JAILED FOR 21 MONTHS.

POLICE OFFICERS WHO SWOOPED ON ADISA OLUWAFEMI’S ACTON
FLAT FOUND THE TWO DEALERS WITH OLUWAFEMI,34, IN THE LOUNGE.

ERINFOLAMIR DASHED INTO THE KITCHEN, ‘ALTHOUGH AN OFFICER
GRABBED HIM HE SUCCEEDED IN OPENING A WINDOW, DIVED OUT, AND
LANDED ON A FLAT ROOF’, SAID MR GRAEME FORD, PROSECUTING.

OTHER OFFICERS CAUGHT HIM AFTER A CHASE BUT THE DESPERATE
DEALER STRUGGLED SO VIOLENTLY HE MANAGED TO ESCAPE AGAIN.

BUT DURING THE STRUGGLE A BAG CONTAINING 12.

37 GRAMS OF
HEROIN FELL TO THE GROUND, MR FORD SAID.

AKEREDOLO LANDED FLAT ON HIS BACK AFTER DIVING OUT OF THE
LOUNGE WINDOW.

HE RECOVERED ENOUGH TO FIGHT TWO OFFICERS BEFORE THEY COULD
ARREST HIM.

BUT WHEN THE OFFICERS BROUGHT HIM BACK INTO THE SPENCER ROAD
FLAT THEY WERE FORCED TO LEAVE HIM ALONE, AND HE JUMPED OUT OF
ANOTHER WINDOW, MR FORD SAID.

HE WAS CAUGHT AFTER A SECOND CHASE DURING WHICH HE
ALLEGEDLY THREW SOMETHING AWAY, ALTHOUGH HE DENIED THIS WHEN HE
WAS QUESTIONED AFTER HIS ARREST.

ISLEWORTH CROWN COURT HEARD
THE OFFICERS HAD LEFT AKEREDOLO WHEN THEY HEARD A DISTURBANCE IN
THE FLAT.

MR FORD ALLEGED THAT AS THE OFFICERS BURST INTO THE LOUNGE
OLUWAFEMI FLUNG A HEAVY BRIEFCASE AT PC PETER HARRIS, THEN
LUNGED AT HIM WITH A KNIFE WHICH SLASHED HIS JACKET AS THE
OFFICER WAS DOUBLED UP BY THE BLOW.

OLUWAFEMI WAS AQUITTED BY THE JURY OF ATTEMPTING TO CAUSE
GREVIOUS BODILY HARM TO PC HARRIS, AND ASSAULTING HIM INTENT TO
RESIST ARREST, BOTH ON JANUARY 29.

HE TOLD THE JURY HE HAD NO IDEA THAT THE MEN WHO ENTERED HIS
FLAT WERE POLICE OFFICERS.

HE FOUGHT IN SELF-DEFENCE BECAUSE HE THOUGHT THE OFFICERS
WERE ATTACKING HIM, BUT HAD NEVER USED A KNIFE, HE ADDED.

OLUWAFEMI WAS ALSO AQUITTED OF POSSESSING HEROIN WITH INTENT
TO SUPPLY, AND POSSESSING HEROIN ON THE SAME DATE, AND SUPPLYING
HEROIN TO ALAN PLATT AND GLENDA FLETCHER BETWEEN JUNE 30 1985
AND JANUARY 30 1986.

MR FORD ALLEGED THAT 13.

10 GRAMS OF HEROIN WORTH NEARLY
#800 WAS DISCOVERED IN OLUWAFEMI’S BRIEFCASE, BUT OLUWAFEMI TOLD
THE COURT HE HAD NO IDEA HOW THE DRUGS HAD GOT THERE.

THE JURY HEARD THAT MR PLATT WAS IN THE FLAT WHEN POLICE
ARRIVED, AND MS FLETCHER ARRIVED WHILE THE OFFICERS WERE THERE.

OLUWAFEMI DENIED SUPPLYING HEROIN TO THE PAIR.

ERINFOLAMIR AND AKEREDOLO, BOTH OF NO FIXED ADDRESS,
DENIED BEING CONCERNED IN THE MAKING OF AN OFFER TO SUPPLY
HEROIN ON JANUARY 29 THIS YEAR, BUT WERE CONVICTED BY THE JURY.

CHARLES OSENI,22, OF CAMDEN SQUARE, PECKHAM, WAS AQUITTED BY
THE JUDGE FINESTEIN’S DIRECTION AND ADELUMOLE ADEREMI,21, OF
THE SAME ADDRESS, WAS AQUITTED BY THE JURY OF THE SAME OFFENCE.

OSENI WAS ALSO QUITTED BY DIRECTION OF POSSESSING HEROIN ON
THE SAME DATE, AND ADEREMI AND AKEREDOLO WERE AQUITTED OF
POSSESSING THE SAME QUANTITY OF HEROIN BY THE JURY.

ERINFOLAMIR WAS JAILED FOR THREE YEARS CONCURRENTLY AFTER
HE PLEADED GUILTY TO THE SAME OFFENCE.

OLUWAFEMI, OF SPENCER ROAD, ACTON WAS JAILED FOR THREE
MONTHS AFTER HE ADMITTED ATTEMPTING TO POSSESS HEROIN ON JANUARY
29, AND ADEREMI WAS CONDITIONALLY DISCHARGED FOR 12 MONTHS
AFTER PLEADING GUILTY TO POSSESSING 348 MILLIGRAMS OF CANNABIS
ON THE SAME DATE.

THE JURY HEARD ADEREMI AND OSENI WERE ARRESTED SITTING IN
A LANCIA CAR PARKED NEAR THE FLAT.

ALL FIVE DEFENDENTS WERE UNEMPLOYED.

ENDS.