Glasgow teen had these drugs up his bottom while dealing in Cambridge - and he covered police in faeces

A man who dealt drugs that he stored in his bottom attempted to flush them down the toilet after being arrested - and covered officers in faeces.

Danyal Dumbia was seen dealing crack cocaine with Kevin Patrocinio to two people in Fen Causeway in November 2021.

All four tried to escape when they saw police and Patrocinio attempted to hide a bundle of cash in the grass.

Dumbia and Patrocinio were apprehended and police found a further £370 on Patrocinio and £890 on Dumbia.

Back at the station, officers searched the men.

Dumbia admitted to having drugs hidden in his rectum, but attempted to flush the 89 wraps of crack cocaine down the toilet. This led to three officers being assaulted and covered in faeces.

At Cambridge Crown Court on Monday, Dumbia, 19, of Ballantay Terrace, Glasgow, was sentenced to 20 months in prison after pleading guilty to possession with intent to supply crack cocaine, conspiring to supply cocaine, three counts of assaulting an emergency worker, criminal damage and acquire/use/possess criminal property.

Patrocinio, 22, of Charles Street, Glasgow, pleaded guilty to conspiring to supply crack cocaine and acquire/use/possess criminal property and was sentenced to 19 months in prison at Cambridge Crown Court on 20 September.

PC Luke Upcott said: “This case demonstrates the reality of drug dealing in Cambridge. It is not a glamorous way of life and often sees dealers putting their own health at risk to sell their product, not to mention the health of their vulnerable users.

“There is no place for drug dealing in Cambridgeshire.”

If you suspect drug dealing where you live, report it at https://bit.ly/3Cxz0Sb.