Two South Africans charged with drugs offences

Two South Africans were arrested at Cork Airport and charged with importing €200,000 worth of cannabis resin into Ireland.

Two South Africans charged with drugs offences
Wed, 04 Dec, 2002 - 16:00

Two South Africans were arrested at Cork Airport and charged with importing €200,000 worth of cannabis resin into Ireland.

Detective Garda Brendan Kelly arrested Ehregaardt Lowies (aged 23) and brought him before Cork District Court today on four charges including the importation of illegal drugs.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Cork AirportPlace: IrelandPlace: South AfricaPlace: JohannesburgPerson: South AfricansPerson: GardaPerson: Brendan KellyPerson: Ehregaardt LowiesPerson: Maurice DowneyPerson: Jacques MillsPerson: LowiesPerson: MillsPerson: Uinsin MacGruaircPerson: Detective InspectorPerson: Tom MyersPerson: Det. Insp.Person: MyersOrganisation: Cork District Court
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