The soldiers faced a court hearing cloaked in secrecy as they pleaded guilty to offering to sell drug
Two British Army soldiers have pleaded guilty to offering to supply nearly a kilo of cannabis, following a court hearing held in secrecy. They used the encrypted app Signal to discuss the sale, referring to the drugs as a 'box' with a street value of £10,000. One soldier instructed his wife to hide the cannabis, but police caught her using a drone. Both were charged and granted bail until their closed court sentencing, with the possibility of prison time.
