Summary
The trial of three British citizens accused of smuggling drugs in Indonesia has started. Jon Collyer, Lisa Stocker, and Phineas Float, who were arrested in Bali, could face the death penalty or long prison terms if found guilty. Balinese authorities say Collyer and Stocker were caught with cocaine worth around £300,000.
Key Facts
- Three British people are on trial in Indonesia for drug smuggling.
- Jon Collyer and Lisa Stocker were arrested with 994 grams of cocaine.
- Phineas Float was allegedly supposed to receive the drugs and was arrested later.
- All three are from East Sussex, England.
- They could face the death penalty under Indonesian law.
- Indonesia has paused executions since 2017 but still gives severe punishments for drug crimes.
- Lawyer Sheiny Pangkahila has been representing the defendants since February.
- If convicted, they may face 15-20 years in prison.
