A Windsor man has been locked up for three years after a major drugs bust in Slough. Ramin Ibrahim, 33, was sentenced on Tuesday, 24 March 2026, at Reading Crown Court following a three-day trial.
MDMA, Cannabis, and Cash Found in Raid
Ibrahim was found guilty of possession with intent to supply class A drug MDMA, possession of class B drug cannabis, and handling criminal property. However, he was cleared of possession with intent to supply cocaine. The drama unfolded on 7 December 2022 when Slough East Neighbourhood officers stopped Ibrahim’s red Mercedes-Benz on Langley Road at around 5:10pm. A search of the car revealed a large white linen bag stuffed with £13,600 in £20 notes. Another £1,600 was found inside the glove box, taking the total cash seized to £15,200. Officers also discovered a tube labelled “cannabois” and a baseball bat in the vehicle.
Hidden Drugs Found on Arrest
In custody, Ibrahim was strip-searched and police found:
- 49 blue MDMA tablets with a Porsche logo – worth about £490
- A Kinder egg containing three plastic wraps of drugs valued at £90
- 0.411g of cocaine in a plastic wrap valued at £40
Ibrahim was arrested on the spot and charged months later on 4 April 2024.
Police Crack Down on Drug Dealers
“Drug dealing brings harm and exploitation to our communities, and we will continue to take robust action against those involved,” said PC Joshua Bennett of the Slough Proactive team.
“This outcome reflects the hard work of our officers disrupting the supply of harmful substances in Slough.” The police urged locals to help tackle drugs in the area. A Thames Valley Police spokesperson said: “If you have any information, please call 101 or use the online reporting form on our website.”
