$190k package of meth in the post lands man in court
A Central Coast man allegedly organised a large package of meth with a street value of $190,000 to be sent through the post.
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A Central Coast man who allegedly organised a large package of meth with a street value of $190,000 to be sent through the post has appeared in court.
Police allege Luke William Conroy, 22, from Kincumber on the Central Coast, received a package in the post which contained 252g of methamphetamine (ice) with a potential street value of $190,000.
Eastern Beaches police arrested him on October 9 in Kensington.
He was taken to Maroubra Police Station and charged with import marketable quantity of border-controlled drug.
His matter was mentioned at Waverley Local Court and has been adjourned until December 19 at Downing Centre Local Court.
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