Ex-Arsenal star arrested and 'charged with importing drugs worth £600k' in alleged Bangkok plot

Ex-Arsenal star arrested and 'charged with importing drugs worth £600k' in alleged Bangkok plot

The former Arsenal player now plies his trade in Scotland's second tier. Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has been charged by police for allegedly trying to …

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