A professional football player has admitted that he participated in a plot to smuggle drugs worth £600,000 from Thailand to the UK.
J. Emmanuel-Tomas, 34, was arrested on September 2 after 60 kilograms (9.44ST) in Hashti Hashti Hashti in his suitcase at London Stanstede Airport.
or was sacked by Scotland, Green Morton, after being accused, previously played for Arsenal, Aberdin, Ipswich Town and England.
The father of the two men will be fined the next day in the Chelmsford Crown Court.
Emmanuel Thomas confessed to his crime in May through Cardel, Gorock, near Glasgow. On Wednesday, restricting the report on the case was lifted.
Prosecutor General David Jose KC said it came after a “very thorough investigation” by the National Crimes Agency (NCA).
He told the court that the 28-year-old’s charge of Rose Rooland on the Southford Road in Chelmsford and Yasmin Porvivska, 33, has been salled by the prosecutor’s office by the prosecutor’s office.
They cried when they were allowed to leave the port after refusing to import imports of imports between July 1 and September
Mr. Jose said the investigation into their participation was suspended after the analysis of Emmanuel Thomas’ mobile phones.
“They thought they were importing gold, not hashish,” the prosecutor said.
Emmanuel Thomas made his first game at Arsenal, as well as Bristol City, Queens Park Rangers, MK Donnes, and PTT RAYONG, based in Thailand in
He was removed from his post by Green Morton after being arrested at his home on September
NCA had earlier said the drugs had reached a bag from Bangkok via Dubai.
The highest punishment for hashish smuggling into the UK has been 14 years in prison.