Four people charged with drug-dealing offences after armed police raid in Chesterfield
Those charged have appeared in court and have been released on conditional bail to appear before Derby Crown Court next month
Four people have been charged with drug-dealing offences in Chesterfield, after police raided a property in Newbold.
Officers from multiple different teams, including armed officers, attended the property in Devonshire Close, on October 15, and made seven arrests.
Four of those arrested have now been charged with drug dealing offences.
They are: Mohammed Ahmed (18) of Hinde House Croft, Sheffield (being concerned in the supply of heroin and cocaine/possession with intent to supply heroin and cocaine).
Kathryn Driver (37), of Ilfracombe Court, Devonshire Close, Newbold (possession with intent to supply heroin and cocaine)
Bilal Shah (25), of West Quadrant, Sheffield (being concerned in the supply of heroin and cocaine/possession with intent to supply heroin and cocaine).
A 16-year-old Sheffield boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons (being concerned in the supply of heroin and cocaine/possession with intent to supply heroin and cocaine/blackmail/possession of an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear of violence).
They have appeared in court and were released on conditional bail to appear before Derby Crown Court on Friday 13 November.
Two women, aged 39 and 24, and a 28-year-old man, all arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs, have all been released on conditional bail.