British couple face life in prison after being caught in multi-million-pound Australian drug sting

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A British couple are facing life in an Australian prison after being caught in a multi-million-pound drug sting in Sydney, Demi McDaid, 23, and her boyfriend Jack Farrelly, 30, from Scotland were arrested at a hotel on June 26 following a raid by New South Wales Police (NSWP).Officers discovered 107kg of ketamine in the boot of a rental car shared by the couple during the operation.Mobile phones, over $2,000 (£1,045) in cash - and documents police believe to be drug ledgers were also recovered.A simultaneous search of a property on Hampden Road in the Sydney suburb of Artarmon turned up an additional 2kg of the drug.The total haul carried an estimated street value of AUD$11million (£5.7million).

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Both Ms McDaid and Mr Farrelly face two counts of supplying a prohibited drug - one exceeding an indictable quantity and another exceeding a commercial quantity.The Scottish pair appeared before Manly Local Court, where bail was denied for both defendants.They have been ordered to return to...

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