Nine men charged over plot to smuggle 3.5 tonnes of cocaine into Australia by sea
Police allege the syndicate tried to smuggle up to 3.5 tonnes of cocaine by sea, with seven men facing life imprisonment if convicted.
- Australian authorities charged nine men over an alleged plan to smuggle 3.5 tonnes of cocaine and methamphetamine and distribute them nationwide.
- The investigation began after a suspicious trawler sank near Port Albert, with unusual behavior by the crew raising concerns.
- The group allegedly tried multiple times to collect drugs from a “mother ship” in Bass Strait, but all attempts failed and no drugs reached shore.
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Nine men charged over plot to smuggle 3.5 tonnes of cocaine into Australia by sea
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Nine men charged for alleged involvement in multi-tonne drug importation into Victoria
Nine men have been charged in a multi-agency operation investigating an alleged syndicate behind the importation of tonnes of illicit drugs into Victoria.
Multiple men charged following alleged plan to import multiple tonnes of drugs into Victoria
Nine men have been charged in a multi-agency operation investigating an alleged syndicate behind the importation of tonnes of illicit drugs into Victoria and the trafficking across the country.The ten-month investigation has seen nine alleged offenders, aged between 31 and 72, charged with a range of offences relating to the alleged conspiracy of interstate drug trafficking.Seven of the men are now facing a maximum penalty of life imprisonment i…
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