Dartford gang who hid 1m of cocaine in broom handles lose appeals
Briefly

A gang imported over 1 million euros worth of cocaine from Colombia, disguised within lacquer on broomsticks. The drug handlers were arrested while unloading the shipment at an industrial estate in Dartford. Six members of the gang received a total of 135 years in prison for their roles in this conspiracy, which involved a clever concealment method. Despite appealing their sentences, three gang members, Pacheco Miranda, Ermal Shtrezi, and Frank Asante, were unsuccessful in having their convictions overturned. The brooms appeared normal to the naked eye, aiding them in their illicit activities.
The gang imported over 1 million euros worth of cocaine from Colombia and concealed it within lacquered broomsticks shipped through legitimate channels.
Six drug handlers received a collective 135-year prison sentence after being convicted of conspiracy to import 30 kilograms of cocaine.
The cocaine was transformed into a lacquer that covered broom handles, making them appear inconspicuous during shipping.
Despite appeals, three members of the drug gang, Pacheco Miranda, Ermal Shtrezi, and Frank Asante, had their convictions upheld.
Read at www.newsshopper.co.uk
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