Four members of a serious organised crime group were jailed for a total of 22 years after police seized a haul of high purity cocaine worth up £10 million on the streets during a raid at the premises of a kitchen firm.
James Davidson, David Mullarkey, Ellis Hardy, and Wayne Smith were caught with the Class A drugs during the raid by detectives at the Hillingdon Industrial estate in Renfrewshire.
The drugs were smuggled in an HGV lorry supposedly transporting Belgian waffles and were to be transferred to a modified van for onward transportation when they were intercepted.
