Spanish-based Mickey "Pimpernel" Greene, a millionaire criminal wanted across Europe and north Africa.
Mr Loraine-Smith said of Greene: "He was and continues to be involved in importing large amounts of drugs into this country."
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Daniel Hastelow Case Translated from the Spanish Press and Local Press
A more comprehensive translation will be made in the next 24 hours I was very drunk. Les threatened and insulted several times, but the boys... -
Nigerians trying to smuggle cocaine into Barcelona from Casablanca
Spanish press reported Guardia Civil’s heavily armed organised crime unit yesterday mounted a anti-drugs operation in Palma. A series of rai... -
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Amy Fitzpatrick, 15, has not been seen since the evening of New Year’s Day, when she left the friend’s home on the Costa del Sol. Officers f... -
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