An all-female gang involved in a massive cocaine trafficking network in the UK has been jailed after authorities dismantled their operation worth a staggering £13.6 million.
The group reportedly moved over 170kg of high-purity cocaine across the country within just four months, using encrypted messaging apps, secret codes, and constantly changing drop-off locations to evade law enforcement.
📦 Their sophisticated system included:
- Encrypted communication via Wickr
- Use of aliases and coded language
- Last-minute delivery locations to avoid detection
🚔 The operation began to unravel on June 16, 2022, when a courier, Arvinder Bains (39), was caught in London with 10kg of cocaine worth about £80,000.
Following the arrest, officers from the Organised Crime Partnership — a joint unit of the National Crime Agency and Metropolitan Police — uncovered the full scale of the network supplying Class A drugs across the UK.
⚖️ Between April and August 2022, the gang had successfully trafficked drugs valued at £13.6 million on the streets.
💬 A major win for law enforcement — but also a reminder of how organized and sophisticated modern drug networks have become.
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