Pair Found Guilty of Role in Shipping Cocaine to Island
Two men, Adrian Larcombe and John Laird, have been convicted of their involvement in the shipment of almost 1kg of cocaine to the Isle of Man.
They were found guilty by a jury following a three-day trial at the Court of General Gaol Delivery and have been remanded in custody until sentencing on November 27.
The pair were jointly charged with being concerned in the production of Class A drugs to the island from the UK, along with a third man, Mark Thone, who previously pleaded guilty to the joint offence.
The parcel was sent to an address in Laxey and contained a mini-fridge with a block of cocaine, valued by police at £99,490.
- The parcel was intercepted by police and found to contain 994.9 grams of cocaine.
- The shipment occurred in September 2023.
Author's summary: Men convicted for shipping cocaine to the Isle of Man.
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