By . Mail On Sunday Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 20:22 EST, 23 February 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 20:22 EST, 23 February 2013 . Three Britons told consular officials they were ‘brutally’ tortured while on holiday in Dubai but staff dealt with their claims by merely writing notes to other officials, it has emerged. Grant Cameron, Karl Williams and Suneet Jeerh say they were beaten, stripped and given electric shocks by police when arrested in July. However, British diplomats dealt with the allegations by sending an ‘official note’ to Dubai’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs 12 days after the arrests. Brutal: Britons Grant Cameron, Karl Williams and Suneet Jeerh say they were brutally tortured while on holiday in Dubai but UK diplomats dealt with their claims by merely writing notes to other officials . Consular staff admitted that they did not do anything else until the end of October, when they said they would send another note. Mr Cameron and Mr Williams, both 25 and from Wanstead, East London, deny possessing and dealing in ‘spice’, an illegal synthetic cannabis. Mr Jeerh, 24, from Ilford, denies possession. Rori Donaghy, of the Emirates Centre for Human Rights, said: ‘It’s much more about protecting our trade than dealing with human rights violations.’ The FCO said: ‘We have raised, and continue to raise, these allegations at the most senior levels.’ Bad trip: The trio were on holiday in Dubai when they were arrested in July in connection with dealing or possessing 'spice', and illegal synthetic cannabis .
Grant Cameron, Karl Williams and Suneet Jeerh were arrested on holiday .
Trio say they were beaten, stripped and given electric shocks by police .
Consular officials merely wrote notes to other officers after complaint .
Britons deny drugs accusations .
By . Mail On Sunday Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 20:22 EST, 23 February 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 20:22 EST, 23 February 2013 . Three Britons told consular officials they were ‘brutally’ tortured while on holiday in Dubai but staff dealt with their claims by merely writing notes to other officials, it has emerged. Grant Cameron, Karl Williams and Suneet Jeerh say they were beaten, stripped and given electric shocks by police when arrested in July. However, British diplomats dealt with the allegations by sending an ‘official note’ to Dubai’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs 12 days after the arrests. Brutal: Britons Grant Cameron, Karl Williams and Suneet Jeerh say they were brutally tortured while on holiday in Dubai but UK diplomats dealt with their claims by merely writing notes to other officials . Consular staff admitted that they did not do anything else until the end of October, when they said they would send another note. Mr Cameron and Mr Williams, both 25 and from Wanstead, East London, deny possessing and dealing in ‘spice’, an illegal synthetic cannabis. Mr Jeerh, 24, from Ilford, denies possession. Rori Donaghy, of the Emirates Centre for Human Rights, said: ‘It’s much more about protecting our trade than dealing with human rights violations.’ The FCO said: ‘We have raised, and continue to raise, these allegations at the most senior levels.’ Bad trip: The trio were on holiday in Dubai when they were arrested in July in connection with dealing or possessing 'spice', and illegal synthetic cannabis .
claims by merely writing notes to other Williams and Suneet Jeerh say they were beaten, stripped and given electric shocks by police when Britons Grant Cameron, Karl Williams and Suneet were on holiday in Dubai when they were arrested