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The fake dope, Shakespeare and his stepdaughter A bungling man and his dopey stepdaughter were caught smuggling what they thought was a £1million haul of cannabis - only to discover the drugs were worthless fakes. (via Man and his stepdaughter caught smuggling £1m cannabis haul… but drugs were actually FAKE | Mail Online) Prosecutor Llewellyn Sellick said Cox told police he had become involved to pay off a drug debt owed by his son. He was paid 3,000 Euros in advance and was to be given a further 22,000 Euros upon delivery. Mr Sellick said Shakespeare’s finger prints were found on bags and tapes around the fake cannabis while there was also a text message linking her to the drugs. In mitigation, John McNally for Cox said his client had serious long term health problems. He noted how he had attempted to help his son who was being pursued for money and Cox was put under pressure. He said Cox was appallingly foolish to undertake the smuggling task on March 14 last year to pay off the debt. Nicholas Ham, mitigating for Shakespeare, said she was trapped in a legal battle for her home following a messy divorce.

The fake dope, Shakespeare and his stepdaughter

A bungling man and his dopey stepdaughter were caught smuggling what they thought was a £1million haul of cannabis - only to discover the drugs were worthless fakes. (via Man and his stepdaughter caught smuggling £1m cannabis haul… but drugs were actually FAKE | Mail Online)

  • Prosecutor Llewellyn Sellick said Cox told police he had become involved to pay off a drug debt owed by his son.
  • He was paid 3,000 Euros in advance and was to be given a further 22,000 Euros upon delivery.
  • Mr Sellick said Shakespeare’s finger prints were found on bags and tapes around the fake cannabis while there was also a text message linking her to the drugs.
  • In mitigation, John McNally for Cox said his client had serious long term health problems.
  • He noted how he had attempted to help his son who was being pursued for money and Cox was put under pressure.
  • He said Cox was appallingly foolish to undertake the smuggling task on March 14 last year to pay off the debt.
  • Nicholas Ham, mitigating for Shakespeare, said she was trapped in a legal battle for her home following a messy divorce.
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