Old soldiers use military training to smuggle £34million of cocaine into UK after using fishing boat to scoop it up in English Channel
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Two former British soldiers, Alan John Colquhoun, aged 49, and William Donohoe, aged 38, used skills acquired during their military service to organise a large drug shipment. Together with three additional men, they arranged to collect £34 million worth of cocaine from a fishing vessel in the English Channel. Their plan relied on military‑style planning and execution.
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.