Posted on 09/29/2008 9:01:03 AM PDT by yorkie
A 77-year-old grandmother is facing a lengthy jail sentence after smuggling £1million of cocaine into the country in her Motability car. Ambrozine Heron and her daughter Paulette Chambers, 49, were caught with a car full of the Class A drug as they tried to drive through Dover ferry port. The pair made 14 trips to the continent to collect their shipments from Holland and would fool customs officials by using the ailing granny as a cover for their smuggling. But the family business came unstuck when Heron's Nissan Pathfinder was stopped at Dover by customs who discovered 40 food tins containing the pure cocaine
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...everyone deserves a home, it's only fair.
LOL! "That's my story and I'm stickin' to it!" LOL!
So what about the other 13 million?
“A” for initiative.
“Lengthy jail sentence” could mean “life.”
Aaaah. But, what does life mean?
Certainly, in many cases, not until the prisoners death.
Be careful how much you laugh at this if you have ever b!tched about being slowed down at the airport while pore ol granny is searched in her wheelchair.
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