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Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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A mother and son convicted over supplying and trafficking a commercial quantity of methamphetamine as part of a criminal syndicate were sentenced to prison before the Melbourne County Court late yesterday (Wednesday 28 October, 2020).
A 28-year-old Sunshine North man charged with a string of serious illicit drug offences, including trafficking illicit drugs and dealing with the proceeds of crime, was handed a jail term of 12 years with a non-parole period of six years.
A 57-year-old Deer Park woman charged with trafficking one kilogram of methamphetamine was handed a ten year jail term with a non-parole period of seven years.
The pair were charged after a multi-agency law enforcement operation known as Operation Sunrise, an investigation into a large-scale heroin syndicate believed responsible for the importation of an estimated $20 million dollars’ worth of illicit drugs using international airline cabin crew, operating in Melbourne in 2018.
The Victoria Joint Organised Crime Taskforce (JOCTF) – comprising Australian Federal Police (AFP), Australian Border Force (ABF), Victoria Police (VICPOL) and the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) – launched enquiries into the pair in December 2018 as part of a wider investigation into the criminal syndicate.
The JOCTF arrested the 57-year-old woman at her Deer Park home on 8 March, 2019, after she facilitated the sale of a kilogram of methamphetamine to a co-accused, that was then delivered by her son, the 28-year-old man, on 12 December, 2018.
The man was arrested at his Sunshine North home on 8 January, 2019, after he delivered the methamphetamine to a co-accused, while also providing an additional five kilograms of methamphetamine to the same co-accused on the 8 January, 2019.
The Deer Park woman was convicted for the following offences:
• Trafficking commercial quantities of controlled drugs contrary to section 302.2(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
The Sunshine North man was convicted for the following offences:
• Trafficking commercial quantities of controlled drugs contrary to section 302.2(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
• Trafficking commercial quantities of controlled drugs contrary to sections 302.2(1) and 311.1(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
• Dealing in proceeds of crime - money or property worth $100,000 or more contrary to section 400.4(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
 
Rewerb

Rewerb

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Some folks just don't get the concept of freedom, or what it means to LIVE!!


Or else they will die a slow & painful death of rejection of that which they crave more than anything - Attention.....
 
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Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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bucked and trimmed the little out door plants i had going.

Potted up an out door plant. Hope they dont reveg.

Had Paddoinwarrior follow me for a bit on RIU and made him look silly as usual. Fk Trump supporters are just dumb as dog shit. If Trump wins this election thats going to say something huge about America...

Good day. Friday tomorrow!!!!

Better go wet the plants and have a smoko.
 
Bullygrowz

Bullygrowz

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Lucky Luke said:
A mother and son convicted over supplying and trafficking a commercial quantity of methamphetamine as part of a criminal syndicate were sentenced to prison before the Melbourne County Court late yesterday (Wednesday 28 October, 2020).
A 28-year-old Sunshine North man charged with a string of serious illicit drug offences, including trafficking illicit drugs and dealing with the proceeds of crime, was handed a jail term of 12 years with a non-parole period of six years.
A 57-year-old Deer Park woman charged with trafficking one kilogram of methamphetamine was handed a ten year jail term with a non-parole period of seven years.
The pair were charged after a multi-agency law enforcement operation known as Operation Sunrise, an investigation into a large-scale heroin syndicate believed responsible for the importation of an estimated $20 million dollars’ worth of illicit drugs using international airline cabin crew, operating in Melbourne in 2018.
The Victoria Joint Organised Crime Taskforce (JOCTF) – comprising Australian Federal Police (AFP), Australian Border Force (ABF), Victoria Police (VICPOL) and the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) – launched enquiries into the pair in December 2018 as part of a wider investigation into the criminal syndicate.
The JOCTF arrested the 57-year-old woman at her Deer Park home on 8 March, 2019, after she facilitated the sale of a kilogram of methamphetamine to a co-accused, that was then delivered by her son, the 28-year-old man, on 12 December, 2018.
The man was arrested at his Sunshine North home on 8 January, 2019, after he delivered the methamphetamine to a co-accused, while also providing an additional five kilograms of methamphetamine to the same co-accused on the 8 January, 2019.
The Deer Park woman was convicted for the following offences:
• Trafficking commercial quantities of controlled drugs contrary to section 302.2(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
The Sunshine North man was convicted for the following offences:
• Trafficking commercial quantities of controlled drugs contrary to section 302.2(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
• Trafficking commercial quantities of controlled drugs contrary to sections 302.2(1) and 311.1(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
• Dealing in proceeds of crime - money or property worth $100,000 or more contrary to section 400.4(1) of the Criminal Code (Cth).
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Imagine bein such a piece of shit you get your own son into that shit... or did the son get the mum involved? :lol:
 
reza92

reza92

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Lucky Luke said:
Picked up a Swag yesterday to. Used but never even been out of the bag. 5 gram swap. Deal.

Smashed me mate at darts yesterday arvo to. Noice it was.
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I’d recommend getting a camping stretcher if you don’t already have one. Can be a pain if it’s rains (mine holds water unfortunately) and your only relying on the swag to shed water.
 
Saffasteve

Saffasteve

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reza92 said:
I’d recommend getting a camping stretcher if you don’t already have one. Can be a pain if it’s rains (mine holds water unfortunately) and your only relying on the swag to shed water.
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I fucking hate camping lol there's a reason why people started building houses instead of just sleeping wherever
 
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