article_snippet: Drug smugglers: Nola Williams (left)accomplice Raymond Goodison (right)
article_snippet: accomplice Raymond Goodison had used Drug smugglers: Nola Williams (left) as a 'mule' the court heard, as accomplice Raymond Goodison was sentenced to 13 years in accomplice Raymond Goodison absence.
article_snippet: accomplice Raymond Goodison was convicted of smuggling cocaine while accomplice Raymond Goodison pleaded guilty to the same charge.
article_snippet: Judge Jeffery Blackett, sentencing accomplice Raymond Goodison at Croydon Crown Court, said: '
article_snippet: This man Raymond Goodison was, effectively, charged with importing over a kilo of cocaine into this country. '
article_snippet: accomplice Raymond Goodison used accomplice Raymond Goodisonaccomplice Raymond Goodison, there's no doubt about that, so accomplice Raymond Goodison could sew the drugs into accomplice Raymond Goodison bra.
article_snippet: 'accomplice Raymond Goodison came through customs, with a child and then the offence was discovered.' accomplice Raymond Goodison continued: 'There's no doubt I can infer, that accomplice Raymond Goodison played a leading role in this drug importation.
article_snippet: Defence: accomplice Raymond Goodison claims accomplice Raymond Goodison is not a drug smuggler but a victim of human trafficking and is yet to be sentenced.
article_snippet: 'accomplice Raymond Goodison was convicted before and accomplice Raymond Goodison was sentenced to ten years for a similar offence and accomplice Raymond Goodison recently had been involved in the supply of drugs. '
article_snippet: accomplice Raymond Goodison was a man who was said to be unemployed but had significant assets.'
article_snippet: accomplice Raymond Goodison added that the money would have come from drug dealing.
article_snippet: Sentencing Goodison, accomplice Raymond Goodison continued: 'accomplice Raymond Goodison was on license for accomplice Raymond Goodison most recent drugs offence, the drugs were of high purity and accomplice Raymond Goodison was using accomplice Raymond Goodison, whatever her status, as a mule. '
article_snippet: During Goodison's trial, prosecutor Louis French said: 'The amount we are talking about is nearly a kilo of quite high quality, about 71 per cent purity and that 973g would, if it were sold on the street, would be worth about £180,000.
article_snippet: accomplice Raymond Goodison was able to get through customs with the drugs stuffed in her bra (as seen above) but was arrested as her attempted to board a train from Gatwick Airport .
article_snippet: Goodison, of Northolt, Middlesex, has previous convictions for importing 637g of cocaine in 1991 when he sentenced to ten years and possession with intent to supply heroin in 2009 when he was jailed for five years.
article_snippet: Judge Blackett also ordered that the drugs be forfeited and destroyed and ordered Goodison to pay a £120 victim surcharge.