Photos: 21-year-old Nigerian, two others sentenced to a total of 30 years in prison after being found with loaded gun

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A Nigerian man, a high school kid and one other man were imprisoned for an aggregate of 30 years on Friday, Feb. 26, at Wood Green Crown Court after a stacked weapon was found in their ownership.

Olatunji Ladejobi, 21 (left) of Araglen Avenue, South Ockendon, Essex, was imprisoned for a long time after he was discovered liable of ownership of a denied weapon and ownership of a gun with expectation to confer an indictable offense.

The high schooler from Upper Edmonton, who can't be named for legitimate reasons, was sentenced to eight years' after he confessed to ownership of a precluded weapon and ownership of a hostile weapon, and was discovered liable of ownership of a gun with aim to submit an indictable offense.

Elvis Kisikidi, 20,(right) of Gurney Close, Barking, was sentenced to 11 years in jail after he was discovered liable of ownership of a restricted weapon and ownership of a gun with plan to confer an indictable offense.

The three were captured after investigators from the Trident and Area Crime Command found a stacked shotgun and a blade in an auto in Islington amid a pre-arranged operation on August 2015 in city Road. The 16-year-old kid was additionally accused of ownership of a hostile weapon.

"Today's sentencing ought to convey a reasonable message to those associated with groups; handling pack related roughness remains a key need for us and we will keep on focusing on and convict the individuals who are included in this way of life," Detective Constable Tom Wiles, of the Met's Trident and Area Crime Command, said.

"A gun has been seized and removed the lanes and three exceptionally perilous individuals will now confront a huge period behind