Man jailed after police find Samurai sword during drugs raid in Maidstone
15:06, 07 May 2019
updated: 15:07, 07 May 2019
A man found with a Samurai sword during a drugs raid by police in Maidstone has been jailed for more than three years.
Ian Bigg was sat on a sofa next to the weapon when officers searched a property on Wallis Avenue in March.
The 39 year-old admitted possessing and intending to supply class A drugs.
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