A 24-year-old woman has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for her role in an attempt to smuggle cannabis valued at £13.8 million into the UK. Paige Crisp, from Malvern in Worcestershire, was among 11 people caught after travelling from Thailand to Birmingham Airport via Paris. Border Force officers seized approximately 460 kilogrammes of cannabis concealed in 22 suitcases. Birmingham Crown Court heard that suspicions arose when four members of the group arrived from Paris carrying large suitcases. Officers found vacuum-packed cannabis beneath a thin layer of clothing. The luggage also contained eight Apple AirTag trackers linked to the same Apple ID account. According to the report, the suitcases were heavy enough to require excess baggage payments at Bangkok Airport. Crisp was convicted following a trial alongside Tasia Nelson, 22, from Newquay, Cornwall, and Jaden Ramen, 23, from Merton, London. Carsten Kyei, 21, from Plaistow, London, and Nathan Vitorino, 26, from W...