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Pregnant British woman 'tried to smuggle £3m of heroin out of Pakistan'
Khadija Shah, 25, was due to fly from Islamabad home to Birmingham with her two children on Sunday morning.
"There are routine baggage checks for drugs," said a police officer based at the airport. "In the course of those, anti-narcotics officers found 123 packages of heroin in her luggage." The consignment was hidden in secret cavities in the luggage.
In all, the bags weighed 140 pounds – believed to be the biggest haul recovered at an airport in Pakistan.
She had spent six weeks on holiday with relatives in Pakistan with her children Aleesha Munir, four, and Ibrahim Munir, six.
Local media said during questioning she had given names of two other people who had asked her to carry the luggage.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-Pakistan.html
You got to be nuts to go to airport with 140 pounds of heroin.
But the baby needs it
How much welfare did she receive back in Birmingham?
This case remind me of this one
http://espn.go.com/olympics/weightli...drug-smuggling
Yeah British.....
Smuggling through airports is damned stupid these days. But kids are expensive.
Originally Posted by Carbean
hahhah first thing i thought as well.
About as British as Sharia Law... although, give it 10 years the way things seem to be going....
what are wrong? iam britisch too.
Great example of a mother. She should be taken out of the gene pool. (not killed just removed permanently)
Either her or her family should pay for her prison. Just like the elderly have to pay for a retirement home, working people have to try and set aside money for retirement. Maybe she didn't plan well for her future financial commitments? An option to give up their citizenship might be accepted in payment?
i would say that she should be banged up for ever, however with the Human rights lawyers in the UK, she will be released on a suspended sentence because of some dumb assed arguement. It sickens me, no end.
She was caught in Pakistan, not the UK.
Not hard core enough.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stori...169304/1/.html
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