‘Gangster granny’ who oversaw £80m drugs operation foiled by police | News

A “Gangster Granny” criminal gang boss was sentenced to dealing with drugs with £ 80 million in the UK.

The 65 -year -old Deborah Mason and the other seven other members of the gang from Crayford Road from Tufnell Park, called “Queen Bee ,, were sentenced to 106 and a half years in prison in Woolwich Crown Court for supplying approximately one ton of cocaine for seven months.

The group used the encrypted messaging site signal to communicate. Officers found messages that Mason had exaggerated a lifestyle with the wife, that he had bought a 400 £ Gucci side, and that he led his cat.

Mason, called “Gangster Granny ın by the Metropolitan Police, directed other members of the gang and was in contact with an upstairs supplier called Bugsy. He was found guilty of class A to supply drugs and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

356 kg cocaine delivered 20 trips and made trips to give and collect cash.