Netherlands Footballer Quincy Promes Sentenced to Six Years in Prison For Involvement in Cocaine Import
The Dutch winger reportedly failed to turn up for the trial and, thus, never made a statement about the offenses charged against him.
Former Ajax footballer Quincy Promes who has also featured for Netherlands in the recent FIFA World Cup 2022, has been sentenced for six years in prison due to involvement in smuggling over 1,350 kilos of cocaine. Promes was charged for his alleged involvement in smuggling the cocaine, which was intercepted in Antwerp in January 2020. Now, the Public Prosecution Service have officially found Promes and a 32-year-old co-suspect, guilty of importing, exporting, transporting and possessing the drugs. SHOCKING! Footballer Killed During Match After Being Struck by Lightning in Indonesia, Video Goes Viral.
Netherlands Footballer Quincy Promes Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
🚨 OFFICIAL: Quincy Promes has been sentenced to 6-years in prison! ⚖️
The Dutchman pleaded guilty to being involved in the importation of more than 1,300 kg of cocaine.
The value of the goods is estimated at €75 million. 💰 pic.twitter.com/dw2T3RyfQU
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