Faces of brothers who were jailed after manufacturing and selling guns and bullets
These are the faces of the brothers who were jailed for a total of more than 13 years for manufacturing and selling illegal guns and bullets.
Tony and Simon Graham were caught after a West Midlands Police investigation linked them to the conversion and sale of guns, Birmingham Crown Court was told.
In June 2021, police recovered numerous types of ammunition and manufacturing tools from Simon Graham’s address while Tony Graham’s laptop showed significant searches and over 1,800 images of firearms and obsolete cartridges.
Simon Graham pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to manufacture, sell and transfer prohibited weapons and ammunition on February 21 at Birmingham Crown Court.
On July 25, Tony Graham pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing a firearm when prohibited and two counts of conspiracy to manufacture, sell and transfer prohibited weapons and ammunition at the same court.
Tony Graham, 40, of St Johns Road, Dudley, was jailed for eight years and one month at Birmingham Crown Court on Friday, while Simon Graham, 38, of Holly Hill Road, Birmingham, was jailed for five years and three months.
