British mother faces 20 years in Cambodia jail over cannabis

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Sept, 02:55 · Archive

Tamara Martins, 31, from Croydon, was caught trying to leave Cambodia with 34kg of cannabis.

Tamara Martins, a 31-year-old from Croydon, faces up to 20 years in a Cambodian prison after being caught attempting to leave the country with 34kg of cannabis. Martins claims she was set up after a man in a bar asked her to transport a suitcase of electronics. Her brother alleges she was framed as a drug mule and is being held in CC2 prison with inadequate access to food and clothing.

How it is being reported

• Brit mum facing 20 years in Cambodia hellhole jail for smuggling drugs insists she was 'set up'The Mirror · 29 Sept, 22:32
• British mother caught trying to leave Cambodia with 34kg of cannabis faces 20 years in hellhole jail as she insists she was 'set up'Daily Mail · 28 Sept, 23:53

In this story: Tamara Martins · Cambodia · Croydon · CC2 prison

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