The Dutch in England sued for the transport of cocaine

Two Dutchmen were accused in England of having shipped a large consignment of cocaine. The drugs were intercepted in the port of the coastal city of Newlyn, in southwestern England, reports the National Crime Agency (NCA), which fights organized crime. The suspects are Maarten P., 59 years old and Emile S, 44 years old. The Dutch were arrested Thursday

Sailboat

The cargo of cocaine was transported in a sailboat. Upon arrival at Newlyn Harbor, the British Border Police searched the yacht and found the drugs. The British Explosion Service investigated an object of the yacht and the port was closed for several hours. Newlyn is a major tourist resort

The exact amount of drug has not been published, but according to the NCA, which is conducting the investigation, it is a "substantial amount of cocaine". The research at the port will continue this weekend. According to the British media, the freight has a market value of more than 200 million euros

The suspects must justify themselves today through a video connection to the Bristol court.