Britain has asked Indonesia not to press for the death penalty in the case of an ex-PCSO accused of trafficking crystal meth just days after the start of her trial. Andrea Ruth Waldeck was hooded as she was brought into court to face charges of possessing £12,000 worth of crystal methamphetamine, from which the drug Ice is made. She is alleged to have passed through the city airport after a flight from China with 1.4 kilograms of drugs hidden in her underwear and strapped to her body. Scroll down for video Andrea Ruth Waldeck, followed by her translator, entered the court room for the second day of her trial at the district court in Surabaya, in Indonesia's East Java province
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Andrea Ruth Waldeck, 43, faces firing squad if found guilty
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Waldeck was hooded when brought into court as trial began on Monday
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Waldeck worked for Gloucestershire Police until February last year
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She is accused of trafficking £3,000 of crystal meth in her underwear
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