Three men charged with county lines drug dealing in Bradford worth £100k

Three men appeared in court over a county lines drug network in Bradford dealing heroin and crack cocaine worth over £100,000.

Three charged after Bradford county lines drugs bust worth over £100,000

Three men appeared in court this week charged with running a county lines drug dealing operation in Bradford, ca.news.yahoo.com reports. Drugs with a street value exceeding £100,000 were seized as part of a police investigation targeting organised crime on the Holme Wood estate.

Lucas Zerola, 18, of Maple Drive, Wetherby, was charged with supplying heroin and crack cocaine between 1 May and 15 September 2026. He also faces charges of possession with intent to supply both substances, as well as possession of criminal property — including cash — seized on 15 September.

Mohammed Ahmed, 22, of no fixed abode, was charged with possession with intent to supply heroin and crack cocaine.

Lobib Shourav, 22, of St Johns Close, Leeds, faces the same possession with intent to supply charges, and was additionally charged with being concerned in the supply of cocaine and ketamine between 13 February and 3 April 2026.

All three were arrested on Leeds Road in Bradford and have been remanded in custody. Police said the drugs line operated within Bradford and extended into North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and the Humber.

Ahmed is due to appear at Bradford Crown Court on 20 October, with Zerola and Shourav scheduled to appear on 21 October.

Source: Google News CA — Crime (EN)