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Part of the Foxy Line drugs haul recovered by the County Lines Taskforce team <\/p>\nFive drug dealers from Birmingham and Solihull who ran the Foxy Line from the city have been jailed for a combined total of almost 40 yearsPart of the Foxy Line drugs haul recovered by the County Lines Taskforce team <\/p>\n
A county lines drugs operation being conducted from a sought-after Birmingham<\/a> neighbourhood was uncovered after a phone check led to the discovery of a \u2018safe house\u2019.<\/p>\n West Midlands Police<\/a> launched an investigation into the Foxy Line following the arrest of Jack Clark in 2023 as part of another drugs investigation.<\/p>\n Officers seized a phone from Clark and found a WhatsApp group called Foxy on it.<\/p>\n Read more: City drugs line busted after officers find suitcase with dealer’s address<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The group had more than 2,000 people in it and the chat was used to advertise drugs, the cars delivering them and the pick-up locations.,<\/p>\n Phone data was analysed and it revealed regular contact between Clark, Ikram Hussain, Amar Khan and brothers Adil and Gohar Muhammed and their involvement in the Foxy Line.<\/p>\n Detectives carried out CCTV checks as part of the investigation, tracking the gang\u2019s movements and that led them to a \u2018safe house\u2019 the group would use, an apartment in the Jewellery Quarter<\/a>.<\/p>\n It was one of many \u2018safe houses\u2019 around Birmingham that were used to store and sort drugs.<\/p>\n A raid was carried out at the apartment on June 19 last year and Adil Muhammed was arrested and later charged with possession with intent to supply.<\/p>\n A large amount of cocaine was recovered, along with two mobile phones, cash and a handwritten ledger with names and values containing a debt list.<\/p>\n Read more: County Lines drugs team jails 50 criminals for more than 260 years in months<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n In the carpark, Adil Muhammed\u2019s brown Honda Jazz was found, with the same car often appearing on WhatsApp messages telling people to collect the drugs from.<\/p>\n Inside, officers found a card-reading machine.<\/p>\n One of the phones recovered from the safehouse was identified as the handset being used to host the Foxy Line.<\/p>\n Following Adil\u2019s arrest, the rest of the group had the Foxy Line ported to another sim card so that business could be restarted.<\/p>\n But West Midlands Police \u2018intensified\u2019 its investigation, arresting Amir Khan following a pursuit.<\/p>\n His car was chased with traffic officers and the County Lines team close behind.<\/p>\n Cash, a knife and two phones were recovered.<\/p>\n Get breaking news on BirminghamLive WhatsApp<\/a>, click the link to join<\/strong><\/p>\n Clark was arrested after officers intercepted his taxi journey from one of the safe houses.<\/p>\n An iPhone was found and revealed to be the phone that was now hosting the Foxy Line.<\/p>\n Warrants were also carried out at the addresses of Adil and Gohar Muhammed, where more phones were recovered.<\/p>\n Data collected from all of the phones seized further incriminated the group.<\/p>\n Images promoting drugs for sale were found on the devices and GPS data from the photos revealed when and where the photos were taken.<\/p>\n Read more: Police twice chainsaw through door of high-rolling 5k-a-day drug dealer<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n All five men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs and received the following prison sentences at Birmingham Crown Court last Friday (November 7).<\/p>\n They were:<\/p>\n Ikram Hussain, aged 29, of Bordesley Green<\/a>, Birmingham \u2013 jailed for 12 years;<\/p>\n Adil Islam Muhammed, aged 20, of Forth Avenue, Bordesley Green \u2013 jailed for five years and seven months;<\/p>\n Gohar Muhammed, aged 29, also of Forth Avenue jailed for six years and nine months;<\/p>\n Amar Khan, aged 23, of Washwood Heath Road \u2013 jailed for nine years and six months and<\/p>\n Jack Clark, aged 25, of Kington Gardens, Solihull<\/a>, put behind bars for six years, including a sentence for a separate drugs investigation.<\/p>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/0_From-L-to-R-Ikram-Hussain-Jack-Clark-JPG.jpg\")
The Foxy Line’s (l to r) Ikram Hussain & Jack Clark<\/p>\n