A Royal Mail worker, Amjad Ali, is jailed for six years and nine months after offences connected to a drugs supply operation. Police find about £1.2 million in cash hidden in a locker, which is linked to the scheme, according to reports.
Multiple outlets describe how Ali’s role involves stealing parcels believed to contain cannabis and using proceeds from the operation. The reporting is consistent that he admits a series of related offences and receives a prison term just under seven years.
While the outlets focus on different aspects—one highlights the cash amount and its concealment, another emphasizes the nearly seven-year sentence and the link to cannabis-filled parcels—none dispute the core facts: the cash total, the Royal Mail workplace context, the sentencing outcome, and the admitted offences tied to the drugs case.
