The British woman jailed
for possessing illegal painkillers in Egypt has been pardoned and freed.
Laura Plummer, 34, was
jailed for three years in December 2017 after she was found carrying 290
Tramadol tablets in her suitcase.
But she has now been
released after serving 14 months of her sentence, according to The Sun.
Miss Plummer's family said
she was taking the tablets for her Egyptian partner Omar Caboo, who suffers
from severe back pain and had no idea what she was doing was wrong.
Celebrating her release,
she said: 'I'm so happy to be going home. I mean, who goes on holiday for two
weeks and then stays 14 months.
'I just wish I wasn't being
deported. But I promise you — I'll never set foot in an airport again.'
Miss Plummer was initially
charged with smuggling drugs, which carries the death penalty.
But the charge was dropped
and she was jailed on Boxing Day in 2017 for possessing the painkillers.
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