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Harry Potter-inspired teenage drug dealer jailed

Lewis Breen-Ledger, age 19, received a prison sentence on March 27 at Birmingham Crown Court.
Breen-Ledger ran his drug operation via social media, drawing inspiration from Dobby in Harry Potter.
Operating as 'Dobbys Packs' and later 'Highland Exotics', he sold class A and B drugs, even while on bail.
During a May 2024 search, police seized drugs, cash, scales, and zombie knives from his Halesowen home.
Breen-Ledger's drug dealing and dangerous driving led to a four and a half year prison sentence.

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Birmingham Mail

Teen dealing drugs since 16 went by 'Harry Potter username' in 24/7 operation from bedroom - Birmingham Live

Police said 19-year-old Lewis Breen-Ledger operated under the name ‘Dobby’s Packs’, which offered a menu of different drugs

3 months ago·Birmingham, United Kingdom

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halesowennews.co.uk

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Harry Potter-inspired teenage drug dealer jailed

A teenage drug dealer who police said was inspired by a character from the Harry Potter franchise has been jailed.

3 months ago

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Man, 19, jailed after advertising drugs as popular 'Harry Potter' character Dobby

A man has been jailed after advertising drugs on social media under a username inspired by a popular Harry Potter character.

3 months ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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Express & Star broke the news in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom 3 months ago on Thursday, April 3, 2025.

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