
A Glasgow private hire driver has been suspended after police allegedly found an estimated £55,000 worth of suspected drugs in his possession.
Mohammed Sajed had his private hire licence stripped by the city’s licensing and regulatory committee on 3 June, following a formal notification from Police Scotland that he has been "charged with being concerned in the supply of drugs."
The committee heard that the suspected illicit haul was uncovered during two separate police searches on April 15.
Officers initially searched Sajed's vehicle in the Perth area, where they allegedly discovered 5kg of herbal green material with an estimated street value of £19,800.
A subsequent search of his home on the same date allegedly uncovered an additional 8.95kg of cannabis.
In light of the serious criminal charges, the licensing committee voted to suspend Sajed’s taxi licence for the remainder of its duration. He is set to appear in court at a later date.

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