Britons go on trial in connection with yacht cocaine seizure

Three Britons will go on trial today over the seizure of 1.7 tonnes of cocaine from a yacht off the Irish coast.

Britons go on trial in connection with yacht cocaine seizure
Tue, 03 Mar, 2009 - 07:11

Three Britons will go on trial today over the seizure of 1.7 tonnes of cocaine from a yacht off the Irish coast.

Philip Doo, David Mufford, and Christopher Wiggins are charged with attempting to import the drugs, believed to be worth more than €650m.

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