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Moment of truth: Dancer Michaella McCollum Connolly (left), 20, from Dungannon, County Tyrone, and former shop worker Melissa Reid (right), 19, from Lenzie near Glasgow, were arrested last Tuesday at Lima airport''

Pictured at the moment when they were arrested, these are the two British girls accused of trying to smuggle cocaine worth more than £1.5million out of Peru in their suitcases.
Police in Lima claimed last night that Melissa Reid and Michaella McCollum Connolly had confessed their guilt.
The pair, who face lengthy sentences, have yet to be formally quizzed because officers have not been supplied with an English-speaking translator.

Weighed in: Anti-drugs squad officers found nearly six kilos of cocaine (right) hidden in food products (left) in each of the women’s suitcases''

But Major Manuel Siclla, who heads the investigation, said: ‘They have admitted it informally to me and officers at the airport who arrested them.
'They are okay but are obviously worried about their families and what the future holds for them.

‘Like anyone else involved in drugs smuggling, they will be tried and face long prison sentences if convicted. We take this problem very seriously in Peru and courts are very strict about enforcing the law.’
Former shop worker Miss Reid, 19, from Lenzie near Glasgow, and dancer Miss McCollum Connolly, 20, from Dungannon, County Tyrone, were arrested last Tuesday morning as they prepared to board an Air Europa flight from Lima to Madrid before taking a second plane to their final destination in Majorca.

Held: British girls Melissa Reid, left, and Michaella McCollum Connolly,  right, have been arrested in Peru'

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