Jail For Two Caught Dealing Class A Drugs From Car on Bellfields Road

Published on: 20 Jan, 2021
Updated on: 21 Jan, 2021

Two men have been jailed for drug-dealing in Guildford. Mohammed Hassan, 30, of Tottenham Lane, Hornsey, and Patryk Bolzan, 40, of Perry Court, Tottenham, were arrested in November last year after police saw them acting suspiciously in a car on Bellfields Road.

Mohammed Hassan

When officers approached, Hassan in the driver’s seat at first refused to open the door but when it was opened he was caught chewing a sim card and spat it out.

Cash found included £315 cash in Hassan’s inner pocket lining and a list of well-known drug-users in the door pocket.

When a large clingfilm package was discovered on Bolzan in the back of the car, he asked police: “How long am I going to get?” The package contained 108 wraps of crack cocaine and 59 wraps of heroin.

They both pleaded guilty at the Crown Court on Thursday, January 14. Hassan was jailed for 31 months and Bolzan to 28 months.

Patrick Bolzan

Investigating officer, PC Henry Bowles said: “That two more dealers are now behind bars should reassure the Surrey community and send a clear message that drug-dealing will not be tolerated on our streets.”

If you suspect drug-dealing is happening in your area, call 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Always call 999 in an emergency.

What to look out for:

• Lots of visitors, who don’t stay long, arriving at all times of the day and night;
• People in cars outside particular properties exchanging small packets or cash;
• Lots of visitors bringing items such as TVs or bikes but leaving empty-handed; and
• Lone vulnerable neighbours suddenly having groups of young people at their address.

What police want to know:

• Time, date and place;
• Vehicle registrations and make, model and colour;
• Descriptions of people and details of what they were doing;
• Direction they are travelling to and from; and
• How many times have you seen them? Is it always the same time of day?

Never put yourself at risk gathering this information, but always pass it to police.

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