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British teen arrested with 30 pounds of cocaine concealed in cake mix boxes sentenced

by theGrio | March 6, 2012 at 8:44 AM
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NBC Miami: A British teen arrested at the Miami International Airport with 30 pounds of cocaine hidden in cake mix boxes was sentenced to 364 days in jail on Monday, her attorney said.

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Ayesha Olivia Niles was sentenced as a youth, first time offender, said her attorney Robert Lamons. He said she will get credit for time served from when she was arrested on Oct. 21 on a flight from Jamaica.

She pleaded guilty to cocaine trafficking and conspiracy to traffic cocaine, The Miami Herald reported.

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Filed in: Miami, News, Top Stories | Related Topics: British, Charged, Cocaine, Crime, Drugs, Jail Time, Miami, Miami International Airport, Sentence, Teen, Women
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