A young drug-dealer, arrested during a police raid on his father's west London home, which yielded heroin, crack, cocaine and ecstasy was locked-up for two years today.
Rhys Mulikita, 20, of Attewood Road, Northolt, (pictured) was in his bedroom when officers executed a search warrant and found the drugs - with a street value of nearly £1,000.
He pleaded guilty at Isleworth Crown Court to four counts of possessing drugs, with intent to supply, on October 11, last year.
There were others in the room when police arrived and all the various amounts of drugs were found in a denim jacket hanging in the wardrobe.
There were 37 wraps of heroin at 53% purity; 14 wraps of crack at 22%; 3 wraps of cocaine at 67% purity and MDMA at 28% purity.
In total there were fifty-nine separate deals ready for sale and £200 cash wrapped in cling film on top of the wardrobe.
At the time Mulikita was on licence from youth custody after serving a sentence for robbery.
He told police the jacket and was not his and must have been left behind by a guest and that the cash was not the proceeds of drug sales.
"This was commercial supply, fulfilling the function of selling drugs to the public," announced Judge Robert Winstanley.
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