Melbourne Barbie doll party girl Zoe Shelley and Michael ‘Mick’ Toon cop meth trafficking charges
A glamour Melbourne party girl is in strife after she was allegedly nabbed dealing meth alongside cop target Mick Toon.
Melbourne City
Don't miss out on the headlines from Melbourne City. Followed categories will be added to My News.
A Melbourne party girl has allegedly been implicated in a meth trafficking racket after her alleged partner in crime was the target of a major police operation.
Zoe Shelley, 28, fronted Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Friday charged with trafficking a commercial quantity of meth.
Ms Shelley was nabbed alongside Michael ‘Mick’ Toon after police arrested the pair at Southbank on May 9 this year.
Detectives from Dandenong Crime Investigation Unit were on to Mr Toon prior to moving in and arresting him and Shelley.
Mr Toon, who was charged with trafficking a commercial quantity of meth and ecstasy, was allegedly linked to trafficking a commercial quantity of drugs at Springvale on March 21.
Police also alleged Mr Toon was nabbed at Springvale with a hatchet and 66 driver’s licences, Medicare cards and banks suspected of being the proceeds of crime.
Mr Toon, 34, was also allegedly pinched with testosterone, ecstasy and cannabis at South Yarra on March 21.
Investigators also alleged Mr Toon sold drugs and used a false ID after a vehicle collision at South Yarra on March 21.
Mr Toon also allegedly slung meth, ecstasy and steroids and used a fake ID following another vehicle collision at Springvale on April 19.
Police swooped on Ms Shelley and slapped her with various possession charges after she was allegedly caught with meth, ecstasy, party drug 1,4 butanediol and psychedelic mind-warping substance DMT.
Mr Toon, who was charged with trafficking a commercial quantity of steroids, was allegedly nabbed with at Southbank with roids, ecstasy, meth, 1,4 bute and $1500 cash.
Mr Toon, who appeared on remand via videolink, and Shelley, who had her bail extended, will both face court at a later date.
Former boxing star bashes guard at maximum security prison
A boxer mentored by one of Australia’s best fighters punched a prison officer in the face during a violent outburst at a high security jail.
Disgraced financial adviser appeals dishonesty conviction
A financial adviser imprisoned for siphoning clients’ money into his own companies has lodged an appeal at the Supreme Court despite pleading guilty to the dishonesty offences.