Essex UPS Drugs King Helped Smuggle £10m Cocaine, Jury Told

Drugs gang used UPS worker dubbed ‘King’ to smuggle £10m of cocaine

Members of the drug trafficking gang, who used aliases including "Veggie Kray", "Ghost" and "Cuddly Bandit", paid around £2,000 for each kilo of cocaine shipped into the UK

Drug 'king' helped gang smuggle £10million of cocaine into UK via UPS parcels over five week period

A UPS worker from Essex allegedly operated as the "inside man" for a drugs gang that smuggled £10million worth of cocaine into Britain through parcel deliveries, Southwark Crown Court has heard.Zak Archbold, 30, from Braintree, is accused of being the individual known by the codename "King" — who prosecutors claim facilitated the trafficking operation at a depot in Stanford-le-Hope.The prosecution alleges Archbold exploited his position as "pre-…

Essex UPS drugs king helped smuggle £10m cocaine, jury told

Zak Archbold denies using his job at a UPS depot to oversee the importation of cocaine.

Criminal network 'smuggled cocaine into UK within UPS packages'

A criminal network allegedly smuggled cocaine into Britain concealed within UPS packages over five weeks with help from an insider, a court has heard.

UPS worker accused of helping gang smuggle £10m of cocaine into UK

A criminal network smuggled £10 million worth of cocaine into Britain concealed within UPS packages over just five weeks with help from an insider, a court has heard

Drug gang used UPS worker to smuggle £10m of cocaine, court told