A drug dealer has been caught dealing heroin like a fast food chain via a ‘walk through’ window.
Dawid Bialek was caught red-handed trying to chuck Class A drugs into the canal after being rumbled by cops.
The 30-year-old was spotted by officers on a patrol when he attempted to discard the package containing multiple wraps of drugs.
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Further enquiries led Greater Manchester Police to an address in Leigh where additional evidence linked to drug dealing was recovered.
A mobile phone seized from the property revealed an incriminating video taken by Bialek, in which he was dealing drugs like a ‘fast food restaurant’.
The original arrest took place on 11 May following the canal incident, as reported by Need To Know.
The dealer was bailed whilst further enquiries went on.
On 19 Jun, during a plain-clothes patrol in the Leigh town centre, officers spotted Bialek in an alley.
He was seen to be handing out wraps of heroin and crack cocaine to others.
Officers again stopped and searched him, where he was found to be in possession of drugs and cash – leading him to be charged and remanded.
Over the summer, he appeared in court and pleaded not guilty.
Further examinations of seized mobile phones took place, during which the fast food video was discovered.
As the evidence piled up, Bialek changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced at Liverpool Crown Court on 30 Oct.
He was slapped with four years and nine months in prison following the plea for four counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and handling stolen goods.
A spokesperson for GMP’s Leigh Neighbourhood Policing Team said: “The supply of Class A drugs causes significant harm within our communities and often exploits vulnerable people who are struggling with addiction.
“This result demonstrates our commitment to targeting those responsible for bringing drugs into Leigh and disrupting the criminality associated with them.
“We will continue to use intelligence, proactive patrols and targeted operations to identify offenders, gather evidence and bring those involved in drug supply before the courts.”
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