The former chairman of the Co-op Bank has been
arrested in Merseyside in connection with a "drugs supply
investigation", the BBC understands.
Paul Flowers, 63, was filmed allegedly handing over £300 for cocaine and
discussing buying other illegal drugs.
He left his position as deputy
chairman of the Co-op Group in June.
Toronto take note this is what is
supposed to happen when someone in a position of power becomes embroiled in a drugs
scandal, granted Flowers wasn’t mayor of anywhere but he was chairman of a
bank, albeit a small one, but still chairman of a bank.
Now he’s no longer chairman and
being investigated by the police, but for some reason in Toronto no one is doing anything about the crack smoking, out of control mayor.
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