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Mum, 27, showed holiday photos to airport staff - they noticed one detail and arrested her

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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info. A woman who smuggled nearly pellets of cocaine both inside and outside her body accidentally revealed her crime to Border Force officers by showing them pictures of the drug on her phone. Larissa Lins, 27, was stopped at Manchester Airport after flying in from Brazil. She claimed she had come to the UK to 'research nice places', having previously travelled through France and Portugal. Despite denying she had brought anything illegal into the country, she inadvertently showed officers a picture of the 'white pellets' while sharing photos of her time in France. Further searches revealed that Lins had ingested and concealed a kilo of the drug both internally and externally. After pleading guilty to being involved in the fraudulent evasion of a prohibition on the importation of a class A drug, she was sentenced to prison yesterday October 17 and told she will 'almost inevitably' be deported back to Brazil after serving 40 per cent of her sentence. Speaking through a Portuguese interpreter, she told Border Force officers this was her first visit to the UK and that she came to 'walk around and research nice places'. Lins insisted she had packed her suitcase herself and had not brought anything illegal into the UK, reports the Manchester Evening News. She was taken to Wythenshawe Hospital where, at various stages, she passed all of the internal pellets. Officers conducted a further search of Lins, and found additional pellets hidden within the lining of her bra. In total, 99 pellets were seized weighing a total of 1. Lins was arrested and interviewed in which she admitted swallowing pellets before flying to France, and spent the next three days passing them before returning them to another person. The day before flying to Manchester she admitted swallowing ten more and inserting further pellets internally whilst her 'cousin' placed some more inside her bra. She was said to have no previous convictions in the UK or in her native Brazil. Had any of those burst, she could have died. The sentencing judge, Patrick Field KC, remarked on the risks Lins took with her safety and liberty, which 'emphasised her state of mind'. She described the mother of four as genuinely remorseful and 'desperate' to return to her children. Ms Broome further explained that Lins had been recruited through coercion, intimidation, and control, describing her as 'naive' and with 'no influence' over those higher up in the criminal hierarchy. Lins, who has no fixed address, received a three-year prison sentence. He acknowledged that the criminals who recruited her were more sophisticated and utterly unsympathetic to the risks she faced. By Ben Hurst. Amy Walker Court reporter. Get the latest Wales Online breaking news on WhatsApp. Join us on WhatsApp. Story Saved. Follow Wales Online. Facebook Twitter. More On Courts. Police have confirmed that a woman died at the property. Boss laid off member of staff because she came back from maternity leave pregnant again. Woman taken to hospital after emergency services shut Cardiff city centre bridge. The pubs in Wales looking for new landlords and how much they will cost you. Nearly 10, complaints made to Ombudsman about councils in Wales last year. Local Government. Police probe death of loving father who died in military exercise in Wales. Brecon Beacons. Man who hasn't left home in years just wants to be able to 'go to the chippy'. UK News. Man arrested at airport in connection with alleged baseball bat attack at Cardiff football match. Police investigate unexplained death of woman in Welsh town. Wales autumn squad: Scrum-half recalled 10 years after last cap and England U20s star picked. Wales Rugby Team. Strictly Come Dancing. Your Money. Warren Gatland names 'best back in Wales' as he hints at change of heart. Top Stories. Man arrested at Bristol Airport in connection with alleged baseball bat attack at football match. Police caught him after he boasted to his ex-partner about how much money he was making. Man suffers multiple head injuries after alleged assault. This is Gatland's most exciting squad for some time but Wales must now find right balance. Cardiff Airport. Three left in need of help off Welsh coast as Storm Ashley hits. Wales weather. Series of closures on M4 Prince of Wales bridge set to bring disruption for motorists. Traffic and Travel.

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