TWO British men have been arrested after 17 kilos of cocaine and 750 kilos of hash were found on a coach used to transport rock bands on tour around Spain.
The ‘coach drivers’ hid the stash, with an estimated street value of €5 million, on-board the luxury cruiser.
The pair, aged 39 and 59, were apprehended by the Guardia Civil on the AP-7 near Sagunto, Valencia.
The vehicle, which was on its way from Malaga to the UK, was used by bands to tour Europe.
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