3 British nationals accused of smuggling drugs face the death penalty in Indonesia
- Three British nationals, Jonathan Christopher Collyer, Lisa Ellen Stocker, and Phineas Ambrose Float, were arrested in Bali in February 2025 for allegedly smuggling nearly a kilogram of cocaine.
- Authorities found packets of Angel Delight dessert mix disguised to contain 993.56 grams of cocaine worth about six billion rupiah , transported from England via Doha airport.
- The group had previously managed to smuggle cocaine into Indonesia on two occasions, and the arrests occurred following a police operation in Denpasar that involved monitoring the delivery.
- Indonesia has about 530 people on death row, including 96 foreigners mostly convicted for drug crimes, and convicted traffickers can face execution by firing squad.
- The three British nationals accused of smuggling cocaine into Indonesia may be subject to capital punishment, as the country continues to apply the death penalty for serious drug offenses, with the most recent executions occurring in July 2016.
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Three Brits Face Firing Squad In Bali After 'Smuggling A Kilo Of Cocaine Inside Angel Delight Sachets'
Another day, another load of Brits caught smuggling copious amounts of drugs into a country where it is a very bad idea to do that. This time – a whole trio of British nationals over in Bali, Indonesia. Jonathan Christopher Collyer, 28, and Lisa Ellen Stocker, 29, were detained at Denpasar International Airport after customs […] The post Three Brits Face Firing Squad In Bali After ‘Smuggling A Kilo Of Cocaine Inside Angel Delight Sachets’ appear…
The Britons had bags of dessert powder in their luggage when they arrived in Bali. Customs found one kilo of cocaine in the bags. Now the three Britons face the death penalty, writes the Mirror.
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