A High Wycombe man has been jailed for being concerned in the supply of class A drugs following a major police operation.

Mohammad Khan, 28, of Healey Avenue, High Wycombe, pleaded guilty to two counts of being concerned in the supply of class A drugs, namely heroin and crack cocaine, at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court on May 22.

Khan was sentenced to three years and four months in prison at Aylesbury Crown Court on September 3.

This follows a joint operation between Thames Valley Police and the Metropolitan Police 

On May 20, around 110 officers executed a number of warrants across High Wycombe as part of the operation.

Officers attended an address linked to Khan and recovered a mobile phone associated with drug line activity.

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Police enquiries found Khan had been operating a drug line between March 29 and May 20 this year, 2026. 

He was arrested on May 20 and charged later the same day.

Investigating officer PC Marcus Rose of the Neighbourhood Disruption Team said: “Numerous members of the public have contacted the police regarding the drug dealing and ongoing anti-social issues on Arnison Avenue in High Wycombe.

“Without the assistance from the local community this operation would not have been possible.

“I would encourage members of the public to continue to report issues via 101 or the Thames Valley Police website.

“Every report of drug dealing is reviewed by our team and the smallest pieces of information can assist with ongoing investigations even if the response is not immediately seen.”