Midlands drug dealer jailed after police find white powder stuffed inside his vape - Birmingham Live

Midlands drug dealer jailed after police find white powder stuffed inside his vapeAdam Kaminski, 18, has been jailed for several offenses including running the 'ADZ' drug lineNewsHarry Leach

Senior reporter 10:22, 21 May 2025Jailed: Drug dealer Adam Kaminski (Image: Warwickshire Police) A Midlands teenager who ran a drug line has been jailed after police found narcotics stuffed

inside his vape.

Police arrested Leamington drug dealer Adam Kaminski in the spa town's Clemens Street in March 2023.

‌ Officers found wraps of white powder hidden inside the 18-year-old's vape pen.

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Kaminski was arrested again two months later on Clapham Terrace.

Police found five wraps of suspected Class-A drugs in his possession.

Article continues below In May 2024, he was arrested for a third time after police responded to reports of a group being anti-social and using nitrous oxide cannisters on a staircase in

Kennedy Square.

Police said Kaminski had a phone and ten bags of suspected cocaine on him at the time.

He also was in possession of nitrous oxide nozzles. Police searched the scene and found nitrous oxide cannisters.

‌ Detectives examined the teenager's phone and found photos and videos of drugs - as well as voice notes recorded prior to his arrest where Kaminski had told an unknown person to discard "a

kilo of sniff".

It was later uncovered that Kaminski was running the 'ADZ' drug line which saw him supply cocaine and crack.

In November 2024, officers carried out a warrant at a home in Sydenham.

‌ They seized an iPhone, more than £750 in cash, a hidden second phone and a quantity of concealed Class-A drugs.

Kaminski was charged with two counts of possessing nitrous oxide for wrongful inhalation, three counts of possession with intent to supply cocaine, and two counts of possession with intent

to supply crack cocaine.

He was also charged with being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and being concerned in supply of cocaine.

‌ The teen admitted all nine counts in court.

He was sentenced at Warwick Crown Court to 26 months in a Young Offenders’ Institution on Tuesday, May 13.

He was also made to pay a victim surcharge and to forfeit the £753 cash.

Article continues below Detective Constable Gouled Dubad said: “I hope Kaminski’s sentence acts as a deterrent to others.

"And that it goes some way to reassuring the public we will thoroughly investigate all drugs activity so we can bring offenders to justice and continue to protect our communities.”