Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, three men have been sentenced for drug supply offences in Aylesbury.

James Broomhead, aged 41, of Old Stoke Road, Aylesbury, was sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court on 31 July to five years’ imprisonment.

Jah’meil Beckford, aged 23, of Wellesbourne Crescent, High Wycombe was also sentenced at the same court on 31 July to 2 years in prison, suspended for 18 months.

Callum Murphy, aged 27, also of Old Stoke Road, Aylesbury, was sentenced at Aylesbury Crown Court on 27 March this year to four years and one month in prison.

Broomhead pleaded guilty to two counts of being concerned in the supply of cocaine and two counts of acquiring, using or possessing criminal property.

Jah’meil pleaded guilty to one count of being in possession with the intent to supply class A drugs, namely cocaine.

Murphy pleaded guilty one count each of being concerned in the supply of cocaine and acquiring, using or possessing criminal property.

On 11 April 2024, Jah’meil Beckford’s vehicle was stopped in Fairford Leys following officers’ witnesses him conducting a suspected deal drug. He was arrested and a search of his vehicle found him in possession of nearly £500 worth of cocaine. James Broomhead was forensically linked to the packaging on the drugs.

On 3 November 2025, officers executed three warrants under Section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act at addresses in Aylesbury covering the home addresses of Broomhead and Murphy.

Officers recovered a large quantity of Cocaine from James Broomhead’s home address and mobile phones that was running a well-established Class A Drug Line in Aylesbury.

However, Broomhead was out of the country when the warrants were executed therefore, he was arrested on his return to the United Kingdom after arriving on a flight into the country.

Murphy was arrested at his home address, where officers seized his mobile phone and a significant amount of cash.

Investigating officers PC Burridge & PC McNeill said: “The sentencing of Broomhead, Beckford & Murphy demonstrates our commitment to tackling the supply of illegal drugs in our communities.

“Drug dealing brings misery to those affected by it and often leads to wider criminality and exploitation.

“I would like to thank all officers involved in this investigation, which has resulted in three offenders being brought to justice and held accountable for their actions.”