A DERBY man who pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply Class A drugs has been sentenced to seven years imprisonment.
Fahim Hussain, 24, of Sale Street, Derby was arrested on May 14 in the city centre when police officers stopped the car he was travelling in.
After his arrest, his home on Sale Street was searched and nearly 50g of heroin and crack cocaine was discovered.
Hussain pleaded guilty to two charges of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs when he appeared at Derby Crown Court on Wednesday, June 4.
He has two previous convictions for drug offences and was therefore given the minimum sentence of seven years for each offence to run concurrently.
