Eamon Dillon

You know, and I mean, and I suppose it'll bring you on to...

As well, like in terms of the sentencing, but also I noticed as well that there was a Serbian national as well, who was part of that group as well.

Now the guy in the MV Royal case that we're talking about first, Kropović, he was actually described as the notary.

He was the guy who was sent by the organization to oversee, to make sure everything went to plan and to make sure obviously nobody got light fingered with the cargo.

It really does kind of speak to the whole multinational nature of this type of crime.

You know, when you're moving drugs from one side of the world to the other, using people from various different backgrounds, whatever way

you know, this is working.

I mean, you go back to the, again, if you go back to the Traugumna Pier, the attempt to get the drugs off the Kool Explorer.

So, I mean, you had an Iranian resident in, sorry, an Iranian national who was resident in the Netherlands.

You had Spanish, you know, you had, again, you know, this whole kind of smorgasbord of nationalities of people, you know, involved.

Just to...

I suppose they're putting people together that wouldn't normally be together.

And the idea that you have these like, almost like football managers selecting a team or putting a team together to go out and do this.

And obviously they're getting, you know, they're getting well paid.

I mean, we know that Gary Monks was being offered 30,000 euro.

So, I mean, some of these guys could be

being offered more of that or even a percentage of what's landed.

Yeah, Perry Hoare from Essex.

He got 30 years.

Joe Daly from Kent got 25.