British ‘drug smugglers’ now face the DEATH penalty after ‘attempting to sneak 1.3kg of cocaine into Bali’

Two British were arrested for allegedly trying to kidnap 1.3 kg of cocaine on Bali Island.

29 -year -old Kia Robinson and 48 -year -old Piran Ezra Wilkinson of Chichester in West Sussex are currently organized by Bali’s Narcotics Agency.

Robinson, who has a landscape horticulture business according to the documents opened to House, was arrested with a package containing a cocaine in his backpack after he stopped at Bali’s international airport.

Daily Mail understands that a Turkish Airlines flight from Barcelona was on a flight and came to the island on 3 September.

According to sources, he claimed that he had been offered $ 10,000 to sell drugs and was told to give them to someone coming to a villa in Mengwi near Canggu.

Wilkinson, who was listed as a real estate manager at the House, was arrested in a province in the early hours of September 4th.

On Monday, there was no answer when Daily Mail Robinson visited the £ 320,000 semi -detached house where the garden business was registered.

Convicted drug smugglers, especially in large amounts of caught, in the past, including foreign nationals in Indonesia was executed by adding fire. If the amount is large but not enough for the death penalty, the life in prison is a common sentence.

Robinson has a landscape garden business according to the documents opened to companies’ home.

The agency’s spokesman DWI made Saputra, confirmed that only two British citizens were arrested.

The Minister said the arrest would be officially announced at a press conference on Tuesday.

DWI, “ on Tuesday, some narcotic evidence to destroy a modest ceremony and a press release in several cases, ” he said.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Daily Mail told the following: ‘We were aware of two British citizens detained in Bali. We continue to support both consulate and we are in contact with local authorities. ‘

In July, three British warned that they were suspended for drug smuggling were hidden in Bali, hidden in Angel flavor packages.

Instead, the Indonesian court sentenced him to three British citizens accused of drugs working on the holiday island from the St Leonards-on-Sea in Hastings and East Sussex.

According to the public court records, 38 -year -old Jonathan Christopher Collryer and 39 -year -old Lisa Ellen Stockker were arrested on 1 February after being stopped at Bali’s international airport with approximately 17 packs of cocaine.

Daily Mail understands that Robinson was arrested at Bali International Airport (File Picture) at Bali International Airport (File Picture) after arriving on Turkish Airlines flight from Barcelona.

In court, 31 -year -old Phineas Ambrose Float is claimed to take the packages from them and was arrested in February a few days later.

The triple appeared in a pronounced white and red prison uniforms in front of a Panel of Judges in Denpasar Regional Court.

President Judge Heriyanti said that all three suspects violated Article 131 of the Indonesian Narcotics Law – but he said that he accepted his crimes and reduced the punishment for accepting ‘politely’.

All three defendants said that they accepted the decision and would not appeal. Since his arrest in February, the time penalties will be counted, that is, they will have to be released at the beginning of next year.