England Lioness wails 'I can't believe it' as she's jailed for £1million drug gang op

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weed selling operation in which she acted as the accountant.Faye Dunn played international football for England U19s and turned out for Tranmere Rovers and Leeds United during her pro career.But when her businesses in and around Liverpool began to falter during Covid lockdowns, she turned to a life of crime. READ MORE: Two Brits arrested in Greece after woman accused one of rape while other watchedFaye Dunn was nicked at Manchester Airport on June 13 during an investigation into the EncroChat messaging network dubbed Operation Venetic.Liverpool Crown Court heard yesterday, Tuesday September 6, that the 38-year-old ran the operation with her dad, Michael Dunn.The mum-of-two was described as an "accountant for an organised criminal enterprise", while she had smuggled ill-gotten cash abroad.

Nicola Daley, prosecuting, said: "She played an operational role within the drugs supply chain but appeared to have significant influence upon others in the chain, facilitating meetings between criminal associates in relation to the supply of controlled drugs, and also instructed others to undertake tasks such as the collection and movement of packages of both drugs and cash."For more incredible stories from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.One balance sheet from the accountant showed that an expenditure totalling approximately £431,700 was forked out.

This sum included a £100,000 house, £25,000 on cars, a £21,500 watch and items of designer clothing worth £1,360.11.One day, Dunn bought an £11,200 watch through a business account.