Two Scottish veterans used their military training to plan a sophisticated £34million cocaine pick-up in the English Channel and smuggle 425kg worth of drugs into the UK.
Alan John Colquhoun, 49, and William Donohoe, 38, used their military knowledge from serving in the British Army to plan an audacious drugs smuggle with three other men.
They planned to use a fishing boat as a cover to smuggle the millions of pounds worth of drugs ashore at the Sovereign Harbour, near Eastbourne.
The massive shipment of cocaine was dropped into the water attached to a GPS tracker for the gang to recover.
But before they
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