The Big Fella: Britain’s Biggest Ever DrugsGang Boss Jailed For Bringing In £7Billion Pounds Dr*gs

An international crime gang smuggled billions of pounds worth of Class A into the country hidden in fruit and vegetables, in the biggest plot ever uncovered by UK police. The massive operation saw up to £7 billion worth of Class A brought into the country in an ‘unprecedented’ criminal conspiracy, executed by a highly organised and professional outfit.

Paul Green was jailed for 32 years

Steven Martin, 53, of Bolton, Green's “right-hand man”, who organised the finances, was imprisoned for 28 years.

Muhammad Ovais, 46, of Burnage, Manchester, who was in charge of distributing drugs to OCG customers, was sentenced to 27 years in jail.

Russell Leonard, 48, of Kirkby, Liverpool, a fluent Dutch speaker, was jailed for 24 years

Johannes Vesters, 54, and Barbara Rijnbout, 53, both of Utrecht, the Dutch OCG bosses received prison terms of 20 years and 18 years.

Oliver Penter, 42, of Stockport, who played a hands-on role in the Netherlands and was responsible for hiding drugs in cover loads, sentenced to 24 years

Alan Cumming, 54, of Bootle, in Liverpool, helped to organised drugs shipments, jailed for 21 years

Leslie Kewin, 64, of Runcorn, Cheshire, 'odd job man' and gardener who helped arrange front companies and rental premises and opened bank accounts.

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