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Salford couple charged over alleged Thailand cannabis importation Salford couple charged after cannabis in suitcases seized
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The National Crime Agency said the pair were arrested at Heathrow AirportThe National Crime Agency said the pair were arrested at Heathrow Airport
A British couple have been charged with allegedly trying to smuggle more than 50kg of cannabis from Thailand into the UK. A couple have been charged with drug importation offences over an alleged attempt to smuggle cannabis from Thailand to the UK.
Daniel McDonald, 36, and Sian Warren, 35, from Salford, Greater Manchester, were arrested at Heathrow Airport after arriving from the country on 27 May, the National Crime Agency said.Daniel McDonald, 36, and Sian Warren, 35, from Salford, Greater Manchester, were arrested at Heathrow Airport after arriving from the country on 27 May, the National Crime Agency said.
The agency said it found suitcases containing 51kg (112lb) of cannabis. The agency said suitcases containing 112lb (51kg) of cannabis were seized.
The pair have been charged with drugs importation offences and faced Uxbridge Magistrates court last week. The pair faced drugs importation offences at Uxbridge Magistrates Court and were remanded in custody ahead of an appearance at Isleworth Crown Court on 26 June.
They were remanded in custody and will next appear in Isleworth Crown Court on 26 June.
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