Man Remanded in Custody After Being Charged with Possession of £84,000 Worth of Drugs

Monday, 31 May 2010 01:00

Liverpool Man Appears in Court Charged with Production and Possession of Cocaine With Intent to Supply.

The man arrested coming off the boat with a large quantity of drugs has been named as James Robert Higham.

The Liverpool 40 year old appeared in court over the weekend on charges of production and possession of cocaine with intent to supply.

Officers seized approximately one kilo of cocaine during the seizure on Thursday.

The drugs had a street value of £84,000.

He’s been remanded in custody.

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