A Brit with the death penalty for processing a kilo of ecstasy in Bali was paraded in handcuffs and an orange jumpsuit while the police revealed details of his arrest.
Thomas Parker was arrested outside of an Airbnb in January, which was not reported until the authorities held a press conference in Denpasar on Thursday.
Video that was shared by the authorities showed the 32-year-old dressed in an orange prison outfit, with his head bent while he was pulled for media.
Officers of Bali's National Narcotic Agency 'Paradeed' Parker while they unveiled the details of his arrest outside the 7 Seas Villas in Noord -Kuta on January 21.
The police would have seized 1,055 kg of MDMA on the spot, who was reportedly arrived in an e -mail package in Bali.
It was claimed that officers had noticed Parker 'suspicious' while collecting a package from a motorcyclist from a motorcycle.
Thomas Parker is accused of importing and trading more than a kilogram of MDMA in Bali
Thomas Parker (depicted afterwards) will be accused of supply, human trafficking and possession illegal drugs, the local police said on Thursday
National Narcotic Agency Officers 'Paradeed' Parker for the Media on Thursday, two months after his arrest
The police approached Parker, who Allegedly thrown away the package in panic and fled the stage.
He was returned to the holiday villas, where he was arrested.
The police showed the discarded package to Parker, who reportedly admitted that this was the package he had received earlier.
They claimed that they had found within a light brown powder, later identified as MDMA.
Officers would also have seized a mobile phone.
The police brought Parker to the Narcotics Office for processing in January and has since been taken in custody.
He will now be accused of import, human trafficking and possession of drugs.
If found guilty of the alleged offenses, Parker could be sentenced to death under Indonesian law, because his charges consist of several drug offenses.
He stays in custody.
