Four charged with importing £40m cocaine into UK
Four charged as £40m cocaine found in East Yorkshire pub car park
May 06, 2024 by BBC News - Scotland
Key Facts
- FOUR CHARGED WITH IMPORTING £40M COCAINE INTO UK National Crime Agency The cocaine was found in a van in a pub car park in Lelley, East Yorkshire, say officials Four men have been charged with importing Class A drugs, after half a tonne (500kg) of cocaine was found in an East Yorkshire village pub car park.
- They have been remanded into custody and will reappear at Hull Crown Court on 5 June.
- The National Crime Agency said the drugs, with a street value of £40m, were found in a van in the car park of the Stags Head Inn in Lelley on Saturday.
- The four men were arrested after an operation supported by Humberside Police, the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit and Border Force.
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