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Birmingham man among four charged over alleged Warwickshire meth lab plot

The case centres on an alleged operation near Furnace End. Find out what the NCA says and how the investigation reaches Birmingham.

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00:00Four men faced charges in an alleged conspiracy to produce methamphetamine at a rural Warwickshire
00:06site. The National Crime Agency says the suspected lab was on farmland near Furnace End.
00:12Methamphetamine is a Class A drug. Mohamed Khan, 36, from Spark Hill, is the Birmingham man among
00:18those charged. Three other men, each aged 34, are from County Durham and Stockton-on-Tees.
00:25NCA officers arrested the men and searched properties in Birmingham and in the Northeast
00:30on the 22nd of October. The case follows charges against five Mexican nationals who denied knowing
00:37about drug production when they appeared at Warwick Crown Court in September. All defendants
00:42remain presumed innocent.

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