Six people are charged over an alleged $100 million cocaine and methamphetamine distribution pipeline that is described as being supplied by a drug “mothership” moored offshore. The two reports say the case involves an offshore vessel used as a base for supplying drugs, with authorities alleging the operation functioned as a pipeline rather than a single shipment. Both sources report that the charges relate to cocaine and methamphetamine and that the scheme is valued at about $100 million. The reports do not detail the specific roles of each accused person, the precise location of the moored vessel, or the operational timeline. They also do not provide information on any evidence or trial dates in the provided excerpts. The cases are presented as allegations, with the people charged facing court proceedings to determine responsibility. Overall, the key points shared across the sources are the number of accused, the alleged drug types involved, the estimated value of the operation, and the claim that an offshore moored “mothership” is linked to the supply chain.