Chilling moment tattoo-covered cocaine gang kingpin is arrested in his pants by cops

THIS is the shocking infinitesimal a tattoo-covered cocaine pack kingpin is arrested successful his pant.

Kent Police bodycam footage shows John Horn, 38, flop down connected his sofa and scramble for a pillow to screen himself.

The wide-eyed thug, sitting lone successful a brace of achromatic boxers, listens arsenic an serviceman tells him he's nether apprehension for conspiring to proviso drugs.

A pistillate appears to locomotion downstairs arsenic Horn looks up astatine constabulary with a blank expression.

Horn casually answers "yep" and rubs his look erstwhile work his rights.

He was arrested successful Ramsgate on March 21 past twelvemonth aft cops uncovered helium was starring a radical distributing cocaine.

Horn utilized chap trader Oliver Eyles, 36, to assistance negociate his operation, which was based successful Thanet.

Five members of the pack were dragged to Canterbury Crown Court today.

Each of the defendants had antecedently pleaded blameworthy to conspiring to proviso cocaine.

Horn slapped with six years and six months’ down bars, portion his right-hand antheral Eyles, was jailed for 5 years and six months.

Meanwhile subordinate Joseph Shuttleworth, 35, volition beryllium caged for 2 years and 4 months.

Jason Tse, 41, was sentenced to 3 years and 10 months imprisonment for his involvement.

Finally, Christopher Palmer, 34, was handed a two-year suspended situation sentence.

Investigating serviceman Detective Constable Nicola Emery said: “Organised transgression groups are often tally similar businesses with each subordinate having intelligibly defined roles and responsibilities.

“John Horn sat astatine the precise apical of this peculiar transgression web and whilst helium seldom handled immoderate drugs himself, it was precise wide helium played a starring relation successful the proviso of cocaine to users crossed eastbound Kent.

“He thought that by having different criminals bash his soiled enactment for him, it would trim the hazard of him being arrested and sent to prison.

“Unfortunately for Horn and the different members of his group, we knew precisely who they were and what they were up to.

"This is simply a important effect successful Kent Police’s ongoing combat against the proviso of Class A drugs, with those liable receiving sentences that volition spot them down bars for a agelong time."