The Criminal Court in Antwerp has convicted three people for their involvement in an attempted removal of a shipment of cocaine from a so-called “Trojan container” at the port of Antwerp. The three left empty handed though as the container had no drugs in it.
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Prison sentences for men that tried to remove drugs from “Trojan container’ at Antwerp docks
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Ishaaq E.H. and truck driver Naim Y., who had driven the Trojan container to the port, were sentenced to forty months in prison, a port ban of ten years and fines of 12,000 and 16,000 euros respectively. Sandra D., who had moved the container with the container lift she operates received a five-year prison sentence, one year of which was suspended, a 32,000 euro fine and a ten-year port ban.
Another suspect, Ouassim E.K. was acquitted by the court.
A fifth suspect Mohammed Z.'s was later caught red-handed in the same Trojan container that had been brought back to port. He will be tried at a later date.