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English drug traffickers

Panesar, Jay; aka "Indian" Major Drugs Trafficking 1992,news reporters alike to be one of the most ruthless, ambitious and powerful drug dealers, known to "Cocky" close tags to the Guatemalan-Colombian Drug Cartel before being dismantled, close links to Colombian national Humberto Palaez Escobar, a.k.a. "Beto. Jay "Indian" is said to be leading a diffrent life after the fatal shooting of the 4 of his 12 strong crew dead. He himself got away due to sheer brut force and a shoot out, said to have been wounded several times, but after flying out on a private jet to a friends island, he was saved. To have given up a life of guns, rolex's, fast cars, house’s, dimonds and platinum, he is said to be a selfconscious and looks to see where his life is going and is presently living out of the UK

David Higgins from the Times news paper said "You've got to think of him not really as a drug trafficker but as a commodities broker because that essentially, in the end, is what he was," he said.

"He was no different in a way from somebody who works on Wall Street, or the City of London, or the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

"Only he dealt in an illegal commodity, which was drugs."