article_snippet: The three men, from London, were arrested after meeting at a Brixton cafe to exchange a 'treasure map' detailing where drugs were hidden in a warehouse in Kent.
article_snippet: Prosecutor Ken Millett Prosecutor Ken Millett continued: 'drugs could not be recovered until a map of the location of drugs could be obtained from the first two defendants [Grisales Cuervo and Hernandez Gonzalez. 'a map of the location of the drugs was later sent from Colombia to Mr Grisales Cuervo and after Mr Grisales Cuervo consignment had been delivered the men met up with father-of-one Jaramillo at a cafe in Brixton where the details of where drugs were to be found were handed over. '
article_snippet: As the men left a cafe in Brixton where the details of where the drugs were to be found were handed over on 10 July
article_snippet: the men were arrested by police officers, each were found in possession of a large quantity of mobile phones, including encrypted telephones. '
article_snippet: Later that night police officers found the consignment of drugs at until four hidden within the centre of a pallet which had specific identity markings on the consignment of drugs,' father-of-one Jaramillo said. '
article_snippet: father-of-one Jaramillo had no idea father-of-one Jaramillo Blackberry phone was encrypted. '
article_snippet: There were sobs from their families in the public gallery as the three men were led away.
highlights_snippet: Arrested after meeting to exchange 'treasure map' to cocaine .