It was active in an Arab country .. A TV star is a logistical leader in the Cocaine Empire

The ruling was harsh: 14 years behind bars. But behind this number is details of the drug empire estimated at 53 million pounds, as Sadlo played a pivotal logistical role, using its intelligence and financial experiences to organize the import and distribution of cocaine, and weave the threads of a very organized network, starting from Dubai and reaching British neighborhoods such as Cambria and Newcastle.

Sadlo, 30, was not just a carrier or media interface, but rather the actual financial manager of the network. According to the public prosecutor, she managed the tables, supervised the levels of inventory, and accountable for “senior smugglers” when they did not adhere to the specific financial standards. The prosecution indicated that it was a “decisive element” in the network’s administrative structure, running it “with enthusiasm and discipline.”

The documents reveal that Sadlo, which was called “Barbie”, spent hundreds of thousand pounds of illegal money on luxurious goods, most notably the “Patek Philip” watch with a value of 130 thousand pounds, and the “Rolex” watch, and bags from “Louis Vuitton”, and collected money laundering activities within a luxury yacht rental company launched in Dubai in 2024, and was used as an interface To justify the lavish lifestyle.

Sadlo appeared in the “Love Island” program in 2021 in its Polish season, where she presented herself as a “smart, smart and confident” woman. However, her fame did not last long, to move quickly to another world based on smuggling and black profit.

In one of the encrypted correspondences that the police intercepted, Sadlo used her nickname “Barbie” sarcastically: “Satan works hard, but Barbie works harder” – a phrase that looked more like a slogan for a gang more organized than a satirical hint.

Sadlo was arrested at Heathro Airport in London while returning from Dubai as part of what was known as the “Matrix Operation”. Investigations revealed a huge plan in which drug smuggling, stored and distributed, using networks similar to electronic stores in regulation and accuracy.

The police also seized a kilogram of cocaine in the Lake District area, along with computers and phones containing accurate details about profits, types of drugs, and suppliers, as well as other quantities of ketamine and hashish.

In the ruling’s pronunciation session, Judge Nicholas Parker considered that Sadlo was “neither a victim nor an intelligence”, but an ambitious woman who took advantage of her capabilities for money. He stressed that “the role I played was crucial in the continuation and sustainability of cocaine trade inside Britain.”

Her lawyer tried to alleviate her responsibility, considering that “pressure, circumstances and the ocean” may have a role in its involvement, but the court was clear in holding it full responsibility, especially since Sadlo later confessed on charges related to smuggling and money laundering.