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Diani Beach buying Cannabis

After buying a home near the Kenyan village of Diani, they achieved hero status by handing over thousands of pounds to enable poor children to go to school and the sick to receive treatment. One man was so grateful for the financial support he and his family received over the course of eight years that he named his son Foster, after the surname of his benefactor. But while the charity of their English visitors was honourable, the source of their largesse was not. After it was uncovered by accident by a policeman chasing a burglar, they were jailed for three years this week. Mambo Hamisi, 36, a local handyman, fought back tears as he realized that the help he had received to put his children and a nephew through school will dry up. Right away they are going to ask about school, and I have no answer for them. Hamisi befriended the couple when they came to stay in Diani, near the port city of Mombasa, in Cooper would send him a text message roughly once a month asking after him and his family, and she and her partner would regularly wire him money for food and medicine. His forehead furrowed in disbelief and his hands shook when he learned about the jail sentence handed down to Foster and Cooper this week for the six-year cannabis-growing operation. The doctors who operated on Kenji said he would have died in two days if they had not seen him when they did. He now walks with crutches on a platform shoe, but says he does not feel much pain and has managed to find a job as a restaurant cashier. Locals said that the English couple, who have been compared to Robin Hood for the way they funded their charity through crime, kept themselves to themselves when they visited Diani, relaxing on the beach or catching up with a few close friends. Foster enjoyed a beer and a gin-and-tonic, but Cooper was a teetotaller. The villagers were adamant that they never saw the couple smoking cannabis. Foster and Cooper never showed off about their giving but liked to help people they knew who were having difficulties, among them expatriates as well as Africans, according to a close European friend of the couple, who lives in Diani. It became clear that they were having financial troubles of their own when in they arranged to sell a house in the Kenyan village for a very low price. I am sure you were doing good things in Kenya with your drugs money, whether that was to appease your consciences I can only speculate. Join our Newsletter. Share by Email. This has been shared 0 times 0. More Local News. Two dead, one missing in B. Suspicious man enters Victoria middle school, sparking lockdown Oct 21, PM. Featured Flyer.