Canberra, TUESDAY - Australian police on Monday (29/12), said a man was captured at a cocaine trafficking syndicate in the three continents. Police said the men, accused of operating the network perdagangannya in Australia, Canada and the Netherlands, last week Friday at the allegations berkonspirasi to import cocaine from the Netherlands following a ekstradisinya. The courier network that ingest the drug and distribute it to the world. Assistant Australian Federal Police Commissioner Tim Morris, said local police and their international colleagues to catch a key player in the global drug syndicate after an operation two years.
"This syndicate is targeting those vulnerable, both financially and because of their dependence on the drug itself, to take part in the method that is very dangerous and a risk that, with a gulp pack for the drug hidden from the authorities," he said in a statement .
The accused appears in court in Melbourne, Monday, and requested that his name be concealed because it said threatened his life. His name until he concealed disidangkan again on January 8.
"This syndicate is targeting those vulnerable, both financially and because of their dependence on the drug itself, to take part in the method that is very dangerous and a risk that, with a gulp pack for the drug hidden from the authorities," he said in a statement .
The accused appears in court in Melbourne, Monday, and requested that his name be concealed because it said threatened his life. His name until he concealed disidangkan again on January 8.
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