Fake cocaine on Sydney streets made of sugar and caffeine
An international drug cartel has been caught selling massive amounts of fake cocaine to Sydney gangsters who have then onsold it to customers on the streets, police allege.
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Ex-cafe worker charged over $600k ketamine import
A former cafe worker has been arrested after a parcel containing 4kg of ketamine was delivered to a restaurant in Martin Place.
‘Larger than life’: One of Sydney’s last great publicans dies
When Brian Powell ruled the city’s night-life, female police officers danced on tables at his venues while gangsters like ‘Neddy’ Smith watched on. Mark Morri pays tribute to one of Sydney’s last great publicans.
How NSW Police are using facial recognition to catch criminals
Facial recognition is proving to be an invaluable tool for NSW Police, as a team of tech whizzes work around the clock to catch criminals across the state.
‘No longer little brother’: Why cops think gang war is raging in Sydney
A secret police strike force has been investigating a ruthless new “hit squad” and whether it is being used in an underworld civil war raging between the Alameddine crime gang and their once-loyal enforcers.
Why Sydney is always on the brink of a Gangland war
Analysis: Police are doing their best to prevent the outbreak of a gang war – it’s a pity the law often does not appear to back them up, writes Daily Telegraph Crime Editor Mark Morri.
Webb cleared after secret probe into call with Ray Hadley
Outgoing NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb has been cleared of leaking the identity of a Bondi Junction stabbing victim to former radio host Ray Hadley.
‘Wrong place, wrong time’: Victims in brazen shooting likely not the target
Two men, one with links to the Alameddine crime gang and the other a solicitor (pictured), are fighting for life after a gunman opened fire in Granville. But it is understood they were likely not the target of the attack.
Charges laid over hoax triple-0 calls linked to TikTok ‘swatting’ trend
An innocent TikTok star livestreaming near Sydney’s Town Hall this week became the target of dangerous trend called swatting, where a hoax emergency call is made to elicit a SWAT-team-like response. A man (inset) has been charged over the incident.
Wife of famous Aussie muso sells bizarre item for $1 online
The wife of arguably Australia’s most famous DJ is clearing out her wardrobe and making a quick buck while she does it.
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