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Stupid, Naive, Or Purposely Smuggling Drugs.
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\\In a phone call from her cell, Ms Plummer told the BBC she was given the tablets by a colleague for her Egyptian partner, Omar Caboo, who has "back problems".
She said the colleague put them in a chemist's bag, which she put in her suitcase.
"I didn't even look in bag," she said. "I can't tell you how stupid I feel."//
As they are Prescription only doesn't the person who gave them to her need them.?
A colleague put them in a chemists bag, which she never looked in, so it could have been a kilo of heroin or coke or a bomb.
remember the question at the airport, about knowing whats in your suitcase.
Trying to make some money I think.
Dave.
\\In a phone call from her cell, Ms Plummer told the BBC she was given the tablets by a colleague for her Egyptian partner, Omar Caboo, who has "back problems".
She said the colleague put them in a chemist's bag, which she put in her suitcase.
"I didn't even look in bag," she said. "I can't tell you how stupid I feel."//
As they are Prescription only doesn't the person who gave them to her need them.?
A colleague put them in a chemists bag, which she never looked in, so it could have been a kilo of heroin or coke or a bomb.
remember the question at the airport, about knowing whats in your suitcase.
Trying to make some money I think.
Dave.
Answers
Stupid girl. So when she was asked at the airport "Are you carrying anything for anyone else?" she must have lied about that too. There could have been explosives in that bag.
12:42 Sat 11th Nov 2017
Agree Spice. These are prescription only drugs here in the UK. Where did that drug in such quantity come from? She was certainly stupid. Anyone travelling to "these" countries has got to realise that there is a campaign underway to arrest if only to cause massive embarrassment, and detain, particularly British subjects on the flimsiest of evidence. To actually give them good cause is stupid in the extreme.
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\\THE little pills of Tramadol are ubiquitous in Egypt. Taxi drivers take them to stay awake on the road. Men use them to improve their sexual prowess. Petty officials readily accept them as a bribe. And wedding guests even receive them as token gifts. Tramadol has become Egypt’s favourite recreational drug, supplanting heroin and cannabis.//
\\THE little pills of Tramadol are ubiquitous in Egypt. Taxi drivers take them to stay awake on the road. Men use them to improve their sexual prowess. Petty officials readily accept them as a bribe. And wedding guests even receive them as token gifts. Tramadol has become Egypt’s favourite recreational drug, supplanting heroin and cannabis.//
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