A UPS worker, identified in one report as Zak Archbold, is jailed for 12 years over a cocaine smuggling operation worth about £10 million, according to reporting by the Evening Standard. The account describes how he used his position within the logistics company to help cocaine shipments pass undetected. Prosecutors say his role as a supervisor allowed him to coordinate the handling of drug consignments so they were routed to the correct vehicles for later collection. The reports characterise the case as a deliberate effort to move drugs through the supply chain without triggering scrutiny, with the defendant allegedly ensuring that packages reached the right point in the process. Other outlets provided the same headline topic but did not add additional detail in the text supplied for this briefing. Overall, the available sources agree on the defendant’s employment by UPS, the scale of the alleged drugs involved, and the 12-year custodial sentence. The case concerns alleged internal access and operational control used to facilitate trafficking rather than a one-off attempt.