One year on from Operation Ironside resolution day: Full list of everyone charged

A year on from the Operation Ironside sting, here’s the definitive list of all 111 South Australians before the courts - including 37 whose identities are suppressed.

A year after police around the world swooped on the criminal underworld as part of Operation Ironside, the courts are still heaving – with the accused charged with crimes ranging from conspiracy to murder and bashings to money laundering and drug dealing.

So who are they? Search our interactive below for details of the full list of 111 people linked to South Australia and their Operation Ironside-related charges. Some individuals have not been identified for legal reasons.

IRONSIDE ACCUSED ALREADY SENTENCED

John Steven Stevenson – jailed for four years and six months. First large Ironside plea. Truck driver caught at Yamba with 10 kilograms of methamphetamine worth $17.5m.

Northern suburbs man – jailed for one year and three months for possessing a loaded handgun and almost 6000 rounds of ammunition. Name suppressed as he faces other charges.

Adam Burgess – Sentenced to three months in prison – fully suspended – for cultivating cannabis for supply, possessing prescribed equipment and diverting electricity.

Tylor Hernandez Brook – sentenced to two years in prison – fully suspended – for running a grow house for people using the AN0M app. Court accepted he did not have the app and was running the grow house in exchange for a place to stay.

Damien John Fraser – jailed for eight years and three months for procuring a person to set fire to a business. Used AN0M with other co-accused to arrange the arson.

Timothy Shane Barkla – Sentenced to four years and two years – fully suspended – for trafficking a small amount of cocaine which was found hidden behind a microwave.

IRONSIDE ACCUSED WHO HAVE PLEADED GUILTY

Eddie Kadan – pleaded guilty to providing the 10kg of methamphetamine to John Stevenson which was intercepted at the Yamba border crossing.

Tereapii Pokoina – pleaded guilty to importing 18kg of cocaine worth $20m from Greece which was intercepted at Adelaide Airport hidden in an industrial welder.

Stuart Farquhar – pleaded guilty to possessing large commercial quantities of his drugs which were found in his bedroom. The District Court has heard that he was acting as a courier for a larger syndicate.

Andrew Benz – pleaded guilty to trafficking 50kg of methamphetamine worth $37.5m and 5.585kg of cannabis found in a semi-trailer.

Scott Hiscock, Jason Howett-Elliott, John Scott Hulse and Robert Leigh Marshall – all four have pleaded guilty to trafficking 320kg of cannabis found at a Northfield grow house. Their roles are relatively limited. The house was initially linked to the Rebels motorcycle gang – which was later found to be false.

Stefan Gawlik – Pleaded guilty to trafficking 45L of fantasy seized by police from Fulham Gardens Shopping Centre.