You can do it if you B&Q it...

[BoredBloke]

It could be what the beebs own media luvvies pay for their wraps.

[Pinto]

Divide size of block by the size of a wrap to get number of wraps. Multiply number of wraps by price of wraps.

The BBC appears to think a wrap is about .4 of a gram and costs £50.

BBC assumes, rightly, that the street dealers will add all sorts of rubbish to it, to double the weight.

[BrilloPad]

Divide size of block by the size of a wrap to get number of wraps. Multiply number of wraps by price of wraps.

The BBC appears to think a wrap is about .4 of a gram and costs £50.

Is the £50 figure approved by the police? If they know someone is selling at £50 then why not arrest them?

Just seems to me to be based on a limited sample size...

[moorfield]

They should hang (common practice I understand in that part of the world).

[beeker]

Divide size of block by the size of a wrap to get number of wraps. Multiply number of wraps by price of wraps.

The BBC appears to think a wrap is about .4 of a gram and costs £50.

not in the trafficking trade are you, 'Mule'...?

I'll get my coat...

[Moscow Mule]

"the exchange of cocaine with a street value of £840,000"

How do they know what the street value is?

Divide size of block by the size of a wrap to get number of wraps. Multiply number of wraps by price of wraps.

The BBC appears to think a wrap is about .4 of a gram and costs £50.

[Torran]

"the exchange of cocaine with a street value of £840,000"

How do they know what the street value is?

I know thats crazy. Who pays £50 a gram these days

[BrilloPad]

"the exchange of cocaine with a street value of £840,000"

How do they know what the street value is?

[oracleslave]

What a blow...

[zeitghost]

Or not...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/7440724.stm