A British gang hides 100 kilograms in an unexpected place- not – ryan

I wrote- Shaima Morsi

A drug dealer tried to smuggle nearly 100 kilograms of cocaine, at a value of 8 million pounds by hiding them in the liver of the geese and the chest of ducks.

24 years in prison was sentenced to the British drug dealer “Michael Kiting” for conspiracy to import the first -category drugs, according to the British newspaper “Daily Star”.

The operation failed when border officers stopped a truck loaded with luxurious food, which was heading from Dip to Newhavin.

97 kilograms of cocaine were found, at a value of 8 million pounds, hidden under a false floor in a truck loaded with luxury food.

It turns out that Kiting, 56 -year -old in Oxbridge, is the mastermind of the process, as he used his global network to obtain drugs.

His brother, Matthew Kiting, 49, was also involved in this strange operation, as well as the owners of the truck, Jean -Pierre Label, 48, and Tafir Hussein (46 years).

Michael, known for his pseudonym “Pesterokte”, used the “Incredoshat” cryptocurcat platform to plan drug smuggling.

This included receiving pictures of a boat bought by Kiting, as well as references to his family.

The Kiting brothers also used the same platform to coordinate for an import process of 80 kg of ketamine.

During a raid carried out by the National Crime Agency for Michael’s house, a cash amount of 50 thousand pounds was found, in addition to a notebook that seemed to include records of the “Incruch” platform accounts.

Mark Rav said: “The presence of a large amount of geese liver and the ducks in the cap is unfamiliar, and the border force colleagues have done a great job in detecting it and hiding the floor.”

He added: “This result reflects the insistence of the officers of the National Agency for Crime to hold accountable all those involved in the import of illegal drugs, whether they are responsible for logistical planning, the deliberate transportation of materials, or the achievement of financial gains from this illegal trade.”

In this case, we succeeded in proving the connection of the criminals to each other and we were able to completely dismantle the criminal network. “

A jury in the Hof Crown Court, Michael Kiting, condemned and flying Hussein for conspiracy to import cocaine, and sentenced 24 years in prison for Kiting, 10 years of Hussein, Label 17, and Matthew Kitting 7 years.