Driver’s surprise when police tell him there’s 10kg of cocaine worth £1 million in his car
A driver acted surprised when police stopped his car and told him he had 10kg of cocaine worth £1 million in his vehicle.
Officers from Thames Valley Police stopped a speeding Mark Hadi, 40, on the M40 in Bicester on 9 August, and carried out a search of the car, where the drugs were uncovered
In bodycam footage, Hadi is heard asking officers what is in the parcels. When officers tell him, he fakes a surprise reaction.
Hadi was delivering the drugs from Eastbourne to Liverpool.
He pleaded guilty to possession with intent to supply class A drugs and was jailed for seven years and six months.
