Gang jailed for £20m drug smuggling plot in frozen fish

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 26 Sept, 10:54 · Archive

A gang has been jailed for plotting to import cocaine and ketamine worth over £20m hidden in frozen fish deliveries.

A gang has been jailed for a total of more than 71 years for plotting to smuggle cocaine and ketamine worth more than £20m into the UK concealed in frozen fish deliveries from South America. The gang were caught attempting to bring hundreds of kilograms of the drugs into Britain.

How it is being reported

• Gang jailed for plotting to smuggle £20 million worth of cocaine into London fish marketThe Independent · 26 Sept, 12:18
• Moment Met police smash drugs gang's plan to smuggle £20m of cocaine hidden in frozen fish from South America to UK as they are jailed for total of more than 70 yearsDaily Mail · 26 Sept, 10:41
• Gang jailed over plot to import cocaine and ketamine in frozen fish deliveriesSky News · 26 Sept, 07:57

In this story: UK · South America · Met Police

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