After an investigation launched in 2021, seven men from Glasgow have pled guilty to selling drugs through the use of Snapchat, under the names 'Dr Greengo’ and ‘Roger Dodger'.
Seven men have been found guilty today, October 6, at the High Court in Glasgow for selling drugs through Snapchat.
In May 2021 officers began looking into two online drugs supply lines, named ‘Dr Greengo’ and ‘Roger Dodger,’ ran by Sadiq and his associates which supplied cannabis and Class A drugs. The group mainly used Snapchat to carry out their business. Detective Inspector Alan Ferguson of Greater Glasgow CID said: “Dismantling this group has significantly disrupted the supply of drugs in Scotland.
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