Teen imported cocaine to help mother

A teenager from the Dutch Antilles islands helped import cocaine into Ireland out of “familial duty” to his cash-strapped mother, the Children’s Court heard today.

A teenager from the Dutch Antilles islands helped import cocaine into Ireland out of “familial duty” to his cash-strapped mother, the Children’s Court heard today.

The 17-year-old boy from Curacao, in the south Caribbean Sea and part of the Dutch Antilles group of islands, and his mother who is originally from the Dominican Republic had been arrested on August 22 last at Dublin airport.

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