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53-yr-old woman imported narcotic pills, jailed for seven years in Dubai

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29/12/2014
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ABU DHABI: The woman veterinarian will have to pay Dh50,000 fine and will be deported after the jail term. The Dubai Court of First Instance on Sunday sentenced a 53-year-old Portuguese woman veterinarian to seven years in jail followed by deportation and fined her Dh50,000 for importing 380 psychotropic drugs.

The incident happened in May this year when a Dubai Customs inspector working at the Cargo Village at the Dubai airports, who was on duty, suspected a parcel coming from Portugal. When the officer subjected the package to X-ray screening, a good number of strips of mind-altering drugs, listed in the narcotic drugs table, were detected. The cargo was handed over to the customs police, who called the Portuguese veterinarian.

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