Car stolen in Manchester led to the downfall of the 'Pablo' drugs gang and its 'wannabe kingpin' leader

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A car stolen in Manchester led to the downfall of a drugs gangs and its leader - described by police as a 'wannabe kingpin'.

Detectives said the 'Pablo' drugs line was run by Amir Shah, 26, who has now been jailed together with two others involved in the heroin and crack cocaine conspiracy.

Shah is said to have 'exploited some of the most vulnerable members of society for his own pure greed'. "He behaved like a drugs kingpin and thought he was above the law," said one detective who brought the gang to justice. READ MORE: 'You can't hurt me now', woman tells rapist after he attacked two victims within weeks READ MORE: ‘Disturbing’ footage shows man being slapped in the face as fight breaks out during Deacon Blue concert at AO Arena On September 2, 2021, Lancashire Police stopped a man and a woman in Colne, Lancashire, who were found with heroin and crack cocaine.

A search of their home uncovered more drugs and a burner phone showing 'they were being controlled' by 'Pablo' - Shah, police said.