Drug Bust in Kingaroy

Police raided homes and properties in the South Burnett and across Australia as part of a national operation. They seized drugs with a street value of more than $475m and thousands of plants from hydroponic equipment.

AFP officers arrested a dual Spanish-Colombian national, 48, at a Durong property they will allege was used to extract and manufacture cocaine. He and Alexander Villegis Jaramillo, 38, appeared in Kingaroy Magistrates Court on Friday.

Drugs

A 48-year-old Spanish-Colombian dual citizen and a 38-year-old Australian are due to appear in Kingaroy Magistrates Court after being arrested during a drug operation last week. They were among nine people arrested across Queensland, NSW and the Northern Territory. They are accused of supplying chemicals to be used in an extraction shed at a property in Durong to produce hundreds of kilograms of cocaine.

The men were charged by Murgon and Kingaroy detectives after search warrants were executed at properties in Murgon, Cherbourg, Nanango, Blackbutt, Yarraman and Mondure. A quantity of amphetamine, cannabis and drug paraphernalia was found at the properties. Also seized were firearms, ammunition and weapons.

Police say the action taken shows the commitment to combat illicit drugs in the South Burnett. A 41-year-old Nanango man has been charged with 29 offences in connection with the bust, including two counts of trafficking dangerous drugs and 16 charges of possessing methylamphetamine above schedule limits. He will appear in the Kingaroy Magistrates Court on December 14.

Weapons

Police have seized a number of weapons during the South Burnett Drug Task Force’s operation to target people involved in the production and supply of illicit drugs. The operation, dubbed Operation Meridan, has resulted in nine people being charged across Queensland and NSW. Two men – 48-year-old dual Spanish-Colombian citizens Fabio Alberto Fernandez Pulgarin and 38-year-old Alexander Villegis Jaramillo – were arrested at a rural property in Durong overnight where a purpose-built cocaine extraction shed was allegedly located. Both will appear in Kingaroy Magistrates Court on Friday.

A Blackbutt man was also arrested after a search of his property found 234 cannabis plants and weapons. He’s due to front Nanango Magistrates Court next month. Weapons include, but are not limited to, air rifles, BB guns, pistols, revolvers, shotguns, antique fire-arms, swords, daggers, switchblade knives, box cutters and leaded cane weapons.

Money

Queensland police have seized almost $40 million worth of cannabis in a raid in the state’s south west. Officers from Murgon and Kingaroy Criminal Investigation Branch executed a search warrant at a rural property at Boondooma. They allegedly found 15680 marijuana plants, 50kg of dried cannabis, generators and hydroponic equipment. The man, who is alleged to have run the large-scale cultivation operation, was arrested and charged with 29 offences. He will appear in Kingaroy Magistrates Court on December 14. A 41-year-old Nanango man was also arrested during Operation Victor Duty and charged with methylamphetamine trafficking, supply of dangerous drugs, possession of drug utensils and possessing property obtained from trafficking.

Property

Police have busted a multimillion-dollar cannabis operation at a rural property north of Kingaroy. The raid resulted in the seizure of 15680 cannabis plants and 50kg of dried cannabis, generators and hydroponic equipment. Police also seized a quantity of weapons, ammunition and drug paraphernalia at the Mondure property.

The arrests were made as part of a national investigation into the supply and manufacture of cocaine known as Operation Meridan. A Brisbane man, 31, allegedly organised the construction of an extraction facility at Durong and used suspected criminal proceeds to pay for items the syndicate required to make it operational.

A 48-year-old Mondure man faces six charges including supplying drugs and possession of property obtained from drug trafficking. He will appear at Murgon Magistrates Court next month.

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Drug Bust in Dublin

A man in his 30s has been arrested after drugs worth more than EUR340,000 were seized at Dublin Airport. It was discovered when a passenger disembarked a flight from Los Angeles and his luggage was searched.

The new Netflix series Narcos revisits Celtic Tiger Ireland, where cocaine fuelled opportunistic powder pushers. Veronica Guerin changed the landscape, even if it cost her her life.

Cocaine

Cocaine is a tropane alkaloid which acts as a central nervous system stimulant and is used recreationally. It is known to cause feelings of euphoria and arousal, but can also lead to paranoia and delusions. It can be found in the leaves and seeds of the coca plant, or extracted from cocaine-laden ‘crack’ cocaine.

Garda in Dublin have seized cannabis, cocaine and nitrous oxide cannisters worth an estimated EUR810,000 (pending analysis) during a search in west Dublin. A man in his 50s and a woman in her 40s were arrested, and remain in custody.

Whether or not you’re hooked on the new Netflix original series Narcos about Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, it’s a good time to take a look back at some of Ireland’s biggest drug busts. From heroin to meth, here’s a rundown of some of the country’s most high-profile seizures.

Herbal Cannabis

A man in his 60s was arrested after a drug seizure worth about EUR2 million was discovered at Dublin Port. The drugs were concealed in an Irish-registered accompanied freight unit that had disembarked from a ferry. The discovery was made during an intelligence-led operation by gardai from the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau and personnel from Revenue’s Customs Service.

Herbal cannabis is made up of the dried flowers and leaves of the marijuana plant. It is less potent than resin, which is extracted to form hashish. The drug is legal for medical purposes in some countries.

In Ireland, it is illegal for adults over the age of 18 to possess cannabis, but there are some reform-minded lawmakers who want to change this law. The country currently has a bill that would decriminalize the drug. The bill is expected to be discussed in parliament next year. If it is passed, it could become law in 2020.

Methamphetamine

A Dublin family who was arrested for drug dealing had their 13-year-old son taken away. Their neighbors say they didn’t see anything suspicious going on at their home and are saddened by the arrests.

GARDAI HAVE SEIZED drugs with an estimated street value of EUR810,000 following searches in west Dublin. A man in his 50s and a woman in her 40s were arrested. They are being detained at Store Street Garda Station under the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996. The seizures were made in a series of searches carried out by the Dublin Crime Response Team and local Gardai. Cannabis herb and cocaine with an estimated street value of EUR560,000 and 4kg of MDMA with an estimated street value of EUR250,000 were seized. The drugs are being sent to Forensic Science Ireland for analysis.

In a separate operation, personnel from the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau intercepted and searched an Irish registered accompanied freight unit that had disembarked from a ferry at Dublin Port. They seized herbal cannabis with an estimated street value of EUR2 million.

Heroin

The highly addictive drug, heroin can cause a rush of euphoria, followed by a twilight state of sleep and wakefulness. It can also cause a dry mouth, clammy skin, constricted pupils, heavy extremities and can lead to overdose or death.

Revenue officers seized the drugs at Dublin Airport as a result of risk profiling. A man in his 30s was arrested and is being held at Store Street Garda Station.

While the Netflix original series Narcos is focusing on Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar, the Irish show Dublin Narcos looks at the country’s own cocaine epidemic in the 80s and 90s. Featuring candid testimonials from drug dealers, cops and addicts, it’s a riveting look at Ireland’s cocaine boom. The series features Dean Scurry, a Dubliner who reflects on the hypocrisy of a community that welcomed alcohol but turned its back on anyone who sought comfort in heroin. He says the problem destroyed lives in Dublin and was devastating for those who were caught up in it.

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