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The Australian/NZ Drug Busts Mega-Thread Part Deux
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Illicit drug arrests in Flagstaff Hill and Adelaide
22 September 2009 07:37:15
South Australia Police have located illicit drugs and large amounts of cash in two separate incidents yesterday.
At about 10.30 am Sturt police attached to Operation Mantle arrested a 29 year old Flagstaff Hill man after searching private premises at Flagstaff Hill and locating amphetamine and methamphetamine along with cash in excess of $40,000 which was hidden in one of the rooms.
The man was charged with Possess Controlled Drug for Sale and Unlawful Possession.
He has been bailed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court in November.
In a separate incident Holden Hill police arrested a 36 year old Prospect man after locating illicit drugs at private premises at Adelaide.
At about 12.00 pm on Monday 21 September 2009 police searched the premises and found a quantity of cannabis being grown hydroponically and cash in excess of $40,000.
The man was charged with Cultivate Cannabis, Possess Prescribed Equipment and Unlawful Possession.
He has been bailed to appear in the Holden Hill Magistrates Court in November.
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22 September 2009 07:37:15
South Australia Police have located illicit drugs and large amounts of cash in two separate incidents yesterday.
At about 10.30 am Sturt police attached to Operation Mantle arrested a 29 year old Flagstaff Hill man after searching private premises at Flagstaff Hill and locating amphetamine and methamphetamine along with cash in excess of $40,000 which was hidden in one of the rooms.
The man was charged with Possess Controlled Drug for Sale and Unlawful Possession.
He has been bailed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court in November.
In a separate incident Holden Hill police arrested a 36 year old Prospect man after locating illicit drugs at private premises at Adelaide.
At about 12.00 pm on Monday 21 September 2009 police searched the premises and found a quantity of cannabis being grown hydroponically and cash in excess of $40,000.
The man was charged with Cultivate Cannabis, Possess Prescribed Equipment and Unlawful Possession.
He has been bailed to appear in the Holden Hill Magistrates Court in November.
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Traffic stop finds drugs
23 September 2009 08:24:14
Good work by a Sturt Patrol this morning.
At about 1.40 am, a patrol pulled a car over on a routine traffic stop at South Road, Mile End.
The patrol subsequently discovered the driver was allegedly in possession of 147 cold and flu tablets.
The 35 year old Woodforde man was arrested and charged with unlawful possession and going equipped to commit an offence.
He was refused police bail and will be appearing in the Adelaide Magistrates Court today.
SA Police
23 September 2009 08:24:14
Good work by a Sturt Patrol this morning.
At about 1.40 am, a patrol pulled a car over on a routine traffic stop at South Road, Mile End.
The patrol subsequently discovered the driver was allegedly in possession of 147 cold and flu tablets.
The 35 year old Woodforde man was arrested and charged with unlawful possession and going equipped to commit an offence.
He was refused police bail and will be appearing in the Adelaide Magistrates Court today.
SA Police
Big cannabis haul at Malua
23/09/2009 9:28:00 AM
Cannabis worth more than $136,000 was seized by Batemans Bay police last Friday as part of an ongoing investigation by the Far South Coast Target Action Group.
The drugs were discovered after police acted on information from the public and executed a search warrant at a Euroka Avenue residence in Malua Bay.
Far South Coast crime manager Kevin McNeil described the cannabis plants as being in a non-sophisticated set-up.
The drugs were at different stages of development and two grams of dried cannabis was also discovered at the residence.
A 31-year-old man was charged with cultivating and possessing a prohibited drug and will appear in Batemans Bay Local Court at a later date.
A member of the public supplied information leading to the drug seizure. Inspector McNeil said police always ask the public for information about illegal activities.
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23/09/2009 9:28:00 AM
Cannabis worth more than $136,000 was seized by Batemans Bay police last Friday as part of an ongoing investigation by the Far South Coast Target Action Group.
The drugs were discovered after police acted on information from the public and executed a search warrant at a Euroka Avenue residence in Malua Bay.
Far South Coast crime manager Kevin McNeil described the cannabis plants as being in a non-sophisticated set-up.
The drugs were at different stages of development and two grams of dried cannabis was also discovered at the residence.
A 31-year-old man was charged with cultivating and possessing a prohibited drug and will appear in Batemans Bay Local Court at a later date.
A member of the public supplied information leading to the drug seizure. Inspector McNeil said police always ask the public for information about illegal activities.
Bay Post
Three men arrested on drugs manufacture charges - Rozelle
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2009 04:52pm
Three men will appear in court today charged with a number of drug and driving offences following a vehicle stop in Rozelle yesterday (Tuesday 22 September).
About 1pm, officers from the Public Order and Riot Squad noticed a maroon Ford Falcon sedan displaying South Australian plates heading west on Victoria Road at Rozelle.
Checks revealed the three men on board to be a 47-year-old and a 35-year-old man from Hillbank in South Australia and a 43-year-old Ermington man with links to Outlaw Motorcycle Gang the Finks.
The vehicle was pulled over into a service station on Victoria Road and a search conducted.
That search uncovered a number of items which could be used in the manufacture of prohibited drugs, and possibly cause an explosion.
The area was immediately sealed off as a crime scene and officers from Leichhardt, the NSW Fire brigade HAZMAT Unit and State Crime Command Drug Squad Clandestine Unit was contacted and attended.
Shortly after, the vehicle and the area were declared safe and the men were conveyed to Newtown Police Station where they were all charged with possessing drug manufacture apparatus to manufacture a prohibited drug.
The 47-year-old South Australia man was also charged with an outstanding interstate warrant.
A search on the 43-year-old Ermington man’s unit also uncovered cash, a quantity of pseudoephedrine based cold and flu tablets and various equipment used in the manufacture of prohibited drugs.
The men were refused bail to appear in Balmain Local Court today.
NSW Police
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2009 04:52pm
Three men will appear in court today charged with a number of drug and driving offences following a vehicle stop in Rozelle yesterday (Tuesday 22 September).
About 1pm, officers from the Public Order and Riot Squad noticed a maroon Ford Falcon sedan displaying South Australian plates heading west on Victoria Road at Rozelle.
Checks revealed the three men on board to be a 47-year-old and a 35-year-old man from Hillbank in South Australia and a 43-year-old Ermington man with links to Outlaw Motorcycle Gang the Finks.
The vehicle was pulled over into a service station on Victoria Road and a search conducted.
That search uncovered a number of items which could be used in the manufacture of prohibited drugs, and possibly cause an explosion.
The area was immediately sealed off as a crime scene and officers from Leichhardt, the NSW Fire brigade HAZMAT Unit and State Crime Command Drug Squad Clandestine Unit was contacted and attended.
Shortly after, the vehicle and the area were declared safe and the men were conveyed to Newtown Police Station where they were all charged with possessing drug manufacture apparatus to manufacture a prohibited drug.
The 47-year-old South Australia man was also charged with an outstanding interstate warrant.
A search on the 43-year-old Ermington man’s unit also uncovered cash, a quantity of pseudoephedrine based cold and flu tablets and various equipment used in the manufacture of prohibited drugs.
The men were refused bail to appear in Balmain Local Court today.
NSW Police
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Crusty, busty Bra Boys connection
DYLAN WELCH
September 23, 2009
AN AMERICAN Playboy playmate and a former stunt motorcyclist are the Californian connection in an alleged cocaine syndicate with connections to the Bra Boys surf gang.
As Bra Boy Wayne Dennis John Cleveland, an alleged member of the syndicate, appeared in court yesterday, it was revealed that , a former Playmate and B-grade actor, was also believed to be involved.
Her former boyfriend, Rusty Setser, a member of the Crusty Demons of Dirt, also was swept into the investigation into the importing of at least $2 million worth of cocaine since 2007.
Ms Brandt is understood to have flown to Australia in December 2007 on a United Airlines flight. Police subsequently found 5.7 kilograms of cocaine stashed in a toilet in the 747, though Ms Brandt returned to the US without being charged.
A 22-month investigation by the Australian Federal Police culminated on Sunday with the arrests of six people, including Mr Cleveland and another Bra Boy, 20-year-old big wave surfer Jesse Pollock.
Yesterday Mr Cleveland made a brief appearance in the dock at Central Local Court, supported by four women to whom he smiled and waved. He did not apply for bail and will remain in jail until his next court appearance, due in November.
Ms Brandt, 40, was Playboy's Miss October 1987. Alongside several semi-nude photos, the then 19-year-old mentioned "an empty bank account" among her "turn-offs" and said her ambition was "to be a huge star!!" She also appeared in a later issue. In 1989, she married Nikki Sixx, the drummer for rock band Motley Crue, with whom she had three children, Gunner, Decker and Storm.
She has also acted in several B-grade movies, including Toxic Avenger IV, where her role is listed as "Glamorous Gyno-American".
In a further twist to the celebrity-studded cocaine ring, Rusty Setser is also believed to be involved in the ring.
The hugely popular Crusty Demons of Dirt group is an American extreme motorcycle team that tours the world performing jumps, stunts and bike acrobatics.
Last year Mr Feltser was on television for the wrong reasons, featuring on Channel Seven's Border Security show when cocaine traces were detected on surfboards he was travelling with.
Mr Feltser was filmed acting groggy and drug-affected – he told Customs officers he had taken muscle relaxants when he got off the plane – and had to be taken to hospital when he collapsed.
He was later refused entry into Australia because his visa application contained false information about his criminal history, the show said.
http://www.theage.com.au/national/crusty-busty-bra-boys-connection-20090923-g1dl.html
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Teen DJ on drugs charges
* By Larissa Cummings
* From: The Daily Telegraph
* September 26, 2009 12:00AM
A TEEN DJ has been charged with selling ecstasy to high school students at an "informal" on Sydney's northern beaches.
Thomas Heber, 19, was one of three DJs playing at the unsupervised function, organised by Year 11 students from Pittwater High School, at Manly's Oceanworld on Thursday night.
Undercover police officers will allege they saw Heber, from Avalon, taking money from students in a secluded alcove.
It is understood officers interrupted the transaction and found Heber with 32 ecstasy capsules. A search of his home uncovered another 15 capsules, police claim.
Heber was charged with possessing an illegal drug and supplying an illegal drug to minors. He was granted bail and ordered to attend court at a later date.
The trend of high school students organising "informals" in lieu of supervised end-of-year school formals is causing headaches for police across the city.
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Manly Commander, Supt Dave Darcy, said he had contacted the principals of high schools with "informals" scheduled in coming weeks to warn parents of the under-age drinking and drug use.
"There have been four or five in Manly already this year," he said. "The first couple were very challenging because of the intoxication and suspected drug use."
Supt Darcy is considering resurrecting supervised "blue-light discos", where kids are breath-tested on entry, to fill the gap created by schools' abandonment of year 10 and 11 formals.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/teen-dj-on-drugs-charges/story-e6freuy9-1225779668067
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