Man Jailed for Largest Ketamine Haul in the UK
A 46-year-old man from Merseyside has been sentenced to over five years in prison after being caught with £17 million worth of ketamine.
Paul Farrelly, from Fazakerley, Liverpool, was stopped by police on the East Lancashire Road on September 16, 2025, while driving a black VW Crafter van.
- Police found 22 sacks of ketamine in the back of the van.
- A further 13 sacks were discovered hidden inside hollow kitchen worktops.
- The total street value of the 35 bags is estimated at £17 million.
The Crown Prosecution Service reported that Farrelly seemed nervous during the stop and search.
No comment from the prosecution.
Author's summary: Man jailed for 5 years for £17m ketamine haul.
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