Moment brazen drug dealer pretends he's working at a takeaway as he sells cocaine and heroin from his window

Published: 11:26 EDT, 4 November 2026 | Updated: 11:26 EDT, 4 November 2026 This is the moment a brazen drug dealer pretends he is working in a takeaway while preparing packages of crack cocaine and heroin to sell.Dawid Bialek, 30, could be heard asking a 'customer' for his order as a man stood outside a window in broad daylight.'What would you like?' the audacious criminal asks, as the man replies '801' during the bizarre takeaway-style routine.Bialek can be seen pouring Class A drugs from what appears to be a Kinder Egg while cheerfully responding: 'Your order's on its way, sir.'As he packs the white sachets back into the plastic container, he gloats: 'That's our little McDonald's game. That's what we are playing.'On May 11, 2026, police spotted the 30-year-old trying to discard a suspicious package in the water as they patrolled a towpath near Quayside, Leigh.It was later recovered and found to contain multiple wraps of suspected Class A drugs.After further enquiries, the force attended an address in Leigh where they found more suspected drugs, weighing scales, empty wraps and mobile phones.Bialek was initially bailed as police continued their investigation. Brazen drug dealer, Dawid Bialek, 30, played a bizarre takeaway routine as he filmed his drug dealing antics In footage obtained by Greater Manchester Police he can be heard asking customers for their order numbers as he spills drugs out from what appears to be a Kinder Egg Bialek, 30, of no fixed abode, was sentenced to four years and nine months at Liverpool Crown Court on October 30However, just over a month later, he was caught handing out wraps of heroin and crack cocaine by plain-clothes officers.He was stopped and searched in an alley just off the canal towpath in Leigh town centre. He was found carrying more drugs and cash.Bialek was later charged with four counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs, involving heroin and crack cocaine, as well as handling stolen goods.He initially pleaded not guilty to the charges when he appeared in court over the summer.But police examining his seized mobile phones uncovered evidence including messages, videos and notes linked to his drug-dealing operation.Among the discoveries was the video of him playing a fast-food worker while wraps of Class A drugs were being prepared.Bialek, of no fixed address, later entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to four years and nine months at Liverpool Crown Court on October 30.A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said: 'The supply of Class A drugs causes significant harm within our communities and often exploits vulnerable people who are struggling with addiction.'This result demonstrates our commitment to targeting those responsible for bringing drugs into Leigh and disrupting the criminality associated with them.'We will continue to use intelligence, proactive patrols and targeted operations to identify offenders, gather evidence and bring those involved in drug supply before the courts.'Anyone with information about drug-related criminality in the Leigh area is urged to contact police via 101 or their live chat. Alternatively, those who wish to report anonymously can do so by calling the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.