Man sentenced for drug offences and possession of an offensive weapon – High Wycombe

Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, a man has been sentenced for possession with intent to supply class A drugs and possession of an offensive weapon in High Wycombe. 

Jeremy Boggeln (pictured below), aged 40, of Abercromby Avenue, High Wycombe pleaded guilty to two counts of possession with intent to supply a controlled class A drug, namely heroin and crack cocaine, and one count of possession of an offensive weapon in a private place on Thursday (8/10) at Aylesbury Crown Court. 

At the same hearing, Boggeln was sentenced to three years and eight months' imprisonment and subject to the forfeiture and destruction of drugs, paraphernalia and the offensive weapon. 

At around 4.05pm on Monday 15 June this year, Boggeln was stopped and searched by officers under Section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act on Nutfield Lane, where officers found and seized crack cocaine, heroin, and a mobile phone. 

A subsequent search of an address linked to Boggeln resulted in the seizure of £230 in cash, another mobile phone and a flick knife. 

Following his arrest, an enhanced search in custody led to the discovery and seizure of further Class A drugs concealed on Boggeln. 

A total of 62 wraps of crack cocaine, weighing 6.66g, 42 wraps of heroin, weighing 4.15g were seized following all the searches. 

Boggeln was arrested the same day and subsequently charged the following day (16/6). 

Investigating officer PC Becky Burton of the High Wycombe Neighbourhood Disruption Team said: “Boggeln was involved in the supply of class A drugs in our communities, bringing harmful substances into High Wycombe. 

“The supply of drugs such as crack cocaine and heroin causes significant harm to individuals, families and the wider community, and Thames Valley Police is committed to disrupting those involved in this criminality. 

“Thanks to the proactive work of officers, drugs were recovered before they could be sold on our streets, and Boggeln has now been brought before the courts and sentenced for his actions. 

“We will continue to target those involved in the supply of illegal drugs and encourage anyone with information about drug-related activity in their area to report it to Thames Valley Police.” 

SG