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A notorious gangland criminal has admitted masterminding a plot to smuggle nearly a tonne of cocaine from South America to Scotland hidden in a cargo of bananas. Known as 'Iceman', Jamie Stevenson has pled guilty to directing the importation of the drug which was seized by Border Force teams at Dover in September The packages of cocaine were concealed in boxes of bananas from Ecuador, addressed to a fruit merchants in Glasgow. Stevenson, from Rutherglen in South Lanarkshire, was a leading figure operating at the top level of organised crime in Scotland. The year-old was charged with murdering his best man and criminal associate Tony McGovern outside a Glasgow pub in - but the case was dropped due to a lack of evidence. Etizolam has been implicated in hundreds of drug deaths in Scotland. Stevenson was arrested but released on bail, allowing him to flee the country. The cocaine seizure at Dover followed that September. Stevenson was extradited back to the UK and went on trial this month at the high court in Glasgow along with six other men. Evidence began on Monday with Stevenson denying a total of 14 charges, but the year-old has now admitted his role in smuggling cocaine and producing and supplying Etizolam. Jurors heard it took officers three days to recover cocaine hidden in banana boxes that were sent from Ecuador. Police said properties in Scotland and England were searched after the drugs were seized and officers identified the men involved. Fruit merchant David Bilsland, 68, and Paul Bowes, 53, have pled guilty to serious organised crime and drug offences. And Lewis Connor, 27, was jailed for three years in July after the investigation found encrypted phone messages which proved he had set fire to properties and vehicles across Central Scotland. The investigation was closely linked to Operation Venetic which has seen hundreds of arrests following the infiltration of an encrypted communications platform used by criminals. Skip to content. US Election. Scotland's 'Tony Soprano' smuggled cocaine in banana boxes. Police Scotland. Jamie Stevenson admitted directing the drugs smuggling operation. The trial heard how drugs were discovered in a banana box shipment at Dover. He was jailed for 12 years but was back on the streets by Encrypted messages. Three-day search found tonne of cocaine in banana boxes, court told. Drugs trade.

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