

A Nigeria with German passport has been jailed for four years after trying to smuggle one kilo of cocaine into the UK through the Port of Dover.
Charles Ukachukwu Imoh, 57, was stopped at the Eastern Docks and taken to hospital where an x-ray revealed 83 packages were hidden inside him.
He is the latest in a long
line of smugglers dubbed “drug mugs” who have been snared by Border Force
officers in Dover.
Imoh was stopped and
questioned after he arrived by coach at the tourist controls at the Eastern
Docks on October 4. He said he was coming to the UK to visit family in London.
After his luggage had been
searched Imoh agreed to accompany officers to hospital where he was x-rayed and
packages were identified inside his "gut", according to a Home Office
spokesman.
Imoh had swallowed a total of
83 packages, which were eventually recovered.
The drugs, which were later
forensically tested had a street value of over £215,000 and a purity level of
66 per cent.
Imoh was arrested and the
investigation passed to the National Crime Agency.
He pleaded guilty at a hearing
at Canterbury Crown Court on October 27and was sentenced there today to four years
imprisonment.
Paul Morgan, Director of
Border Force South East and Europe said: “Drug trafficking is a serious offence
and those convicted will face prison sentences. Our message to those who would
consider it is that it’s just not worth it.
“Border Force officers will
continue to work diligently to keep our border secure and to make life as tough
as possible for those who seek to profit from this evil trade.”
Dover Express
God knows where he got that German passport from.
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