Chesterfield Class A drug dealer handed four-year youth detention sentence

A Chesterfield drug dealer has been sentenced to four years in a youth detention centre for possessing Class A drugs with intent to supply.

By Lizzie Day

Published 9th Oct 2020, 14:17 GMT

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Haider Darwish, 20, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to four counts of possession with intent to supply heroin, cocaine and crack cocaine in Newbold.

The 20-year-old committed the Class A drug crimes in November and December of last year.

Darwish was handed a four-year youth detention sentence following a hearing at Derby Crown Court on Wednesday, September 23.

Haider Darwish, 20, was handed a four-year youth detention sentence for Class A drug offences in Chesterfield.

Haider Darwish, 20, was handed a four-year youth detention sentence for Class A drug offences in Chesterfield.

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