TWO young women who were paid £300 each by crimelords to smuggle £75,000 worth of cannabis on a train have walked free from court.
Breuklyne Jeffers and Tamica Reid-Foster were just 18 when 5kg of the drug was found stuffed inside two seemingly abandoned suitcases on board a near-empty train to Edinburgh.
The pair claimed to be going to a funeral, but were instead working as drug mules for a crime gang during the Covid-19 pandemic.
On January 13, 2021, they boarded a 6am Avanti West Coast train at Wolverhampton with a mission to hand over the drugs to traffickers operating in Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen.
This story is from the May 31, 2024 edition of Manchester Evening News.
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