Two Arik Air Crew Nabbed Over N180m Cocaine

Two air crew members have been arrested by Border Force officers following the seizure of around six kilos of cocaine at Heathrow Airport. The two, Nigerian women aged 37 and 32 who worked for the airline Arik Air, had arrived on a flight from Lagos, Nigeria on the evening of Monday 20 May. They were arrested after a package of drugs was discovered by Border Force officers on a bus which had been used to transport air crew. It is estimated that the cocaine, if cut and sold on the UK streets, could have had a potential street value of around £600,000. The pair remain in Border Force custody where they will be questioned further. Border Force Heathrow director, Marc Owen, said: “Border Force officers at Heathrow are at the forefront of the fight to stop class A drugs reaching UK streets and harming our communities. “Drug trafficking is a serious offence and those convicted face long prison sentences.”

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