A 'deals on wheels ' cannabis gang which used a parked Mazda near a university as its mobile drug den has been jailed . The group made £600 a day pushing the drug onto students in Cardiff after parking the black vehicle near its campus in Cathays . Four of its Kurdish members were jailed after being watched by police as they opened the car 's door to one customer . Haram Kalaf ( left ) and Saman Ahmed ( right ) were among members of the gang which sold drugs from a black Mazda parked near Cardiff University . South Wales Police Officers found £3,650 of cannabis and £2,399 in cash inside . Haram Kalaf , 25 , a failed asylum seeker and Saman Ahmed , 28 , Nasir Karimi , 26 , and Bakhutar Shakir , 28 , were all handed sentences of between 13 and 21 months each . Cardiff Crown Court heard how the gang also used rental cars to shuttle drugs from the Mazda to customers . When police seized the vehicle they found 295 small bags of the drug hidden alongside thousands of pounds in cash stashed beneath the carpet . Nair Karimi had been living 'hand to mouth ' for eight years before being jailed , the court heard . The gang was stopped when officers monitoring another of their cars watched them invite a young woman into the vehicle to buy £20 of the drug . 'The car door opened as if to draw her attention , she got in and left seconds later ' , prosecutor Jason Howells said . 'When she was stopped , she said `` I ’ m sorry , I don ’ t want to get into trouble . I ’ ve just bought some weed for £20 '' ' . After searching that vehicle , a Vauxhall Astra , they were taken to the Mazda where the majority of the haul was kept . Sentencing Judge Huw Rees said all of the men had come to the UK to sell drugs . 'You came here with a single purpose , to supply cannabis , making a lucrative profit . 'It was a well organised venture and the location you chose is significant - you came to an area of the city where students live , that intention is clear . 'And you used an extra vehicle with the sole purpose of storing your hoard so that if you were caught , you would only have small amounts on you . ' Kalaf , a failed asylum seeker from Bristol , told police he was selling £600 of drugs every day . Ahmed , a father-of-two , was recruited as his driver while Karimi had been living 'hand to mouth ' since arriving in the UK eight years earlier . Shakir , a gambling addict , had previously been arrested for drug offences . The drug dealers parked the Mazda on Rhymney Street in Cardiff and used other vehicles to shuttle drugs around the city .
The gang of men dealt drugs from the car not far from Cardiff University . Coaxed students into buying cannabis and shuttled drugs around city . Ringleader Haram Kalaf told police he 'd been making £2,399 a day . Police discovered almost 300 small bags of cannabis in car upon raid .