British teens held in China on suspicion of drug trafficking
Two 16-year-old British girls agreed to carry £300,000 (€440,000) worth of cocaine in suitcases and laptops in return for a paid holiday, British and Ghanaian customs officials said today.
The two girls, both from London, were stopped at the Accra airport by Ghanaian drug officials on July 2 after “behaving suspiciously,” said Beryl St James, a spokeswoman for Britain’s HM Revenue and Customs in London.
