Liz Truss staged cocaine orgies at her home – EU

Traces of a suspected drug were found in the home of the British politician Liz TrussMary Elizabeth (Liz) Truss is a British politician Liz Truss was born on 26 July 1975 in Oxford in after parties attended by his political allies, reported the Guardian.

According to sources, the white powder was discovered on the estate last summer, in the days before Truss won the Tory leadership race and became British prime minister.

A staff member said he tested the powder using a swab that changed color when in contact with cocaine, and this indicated the presence of the drug.

Possession of cocaine is a criminal offense that can result in up to seven years’ imprisonment or an unlimited fine, says the “Guardian”, quoted by BTA.

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In July, the government took new measures against casual drug addicts, saying their passports could be confiscated, the paper added.

Separate sources describe the discovery of similar traces in the offices of n. 10 Downing Street after two parties held at the time Boris JohnsonBoris Johnson is a British politician, born on June 19, 1964 in New York. His paternal great-grandfather is he was prime minister.

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Servants working on the Truss estate said they had twice found traces of the white powder on a side table in the games room with a pool table after evenings when Truss is known to have entertained guests at the Kent home.

Then-Foreign Secretary Truss hosted a rally in the 17th-century house over the weekend of August 19-21, when his leadership campaign was in full swing. Another rally took place over the weekend of September 2-4. Both weekends were attended by a number of political allies, adds the Guardian.