Overview
- Nikolli, 19, was sentenced Monday at St Albans Crown Court to six years and three months for producing and supplying cannabis and multiple firearms offences.
- Homeland Security intercepted a parcel billed as a canine training kit that hid a 9mm blank‑firing handgun, and the UK Organised Crime Partnership arrested him on April 10 outside a family home in Potters Bar.
- Searches uncovered three antique guns that had been converted to fire modern ammunition along with tools and live and spent rounds, with later searches finding more ammunition and a notebook on weapon conversion.
- Detectives also found a cannabis grow with a large tent, dealer bags, scales, cannabis stored in a kitchen freezer, and seeds in a fridge.
- He pleaded guilty in January, and prosecutors said videos from his device showed guns being test‑fired in public spaces that posed a clear risk to the community.