Accused drug dealers, bikies suffer massive AN0M legal loss
Alleged crime figures fighting to have millions of intercepted messages thrown out of court have been hit with a huge legal setback.
Alleged crime figures fighting to have millions of intercepted messages thrown out of court have been hit with a huge legal setback.
An alleged drug “kingpin” arrested under Operation Ironside bragged about having helicopters and boats and cash – but it was all a lie, a court has heard.
A hit of fantasy for a couple of dollars or a kilogram of cocaine or meth for the cost of a house deposit – we reveal what drug dealers charge to get people addicted.
A key player busted in the ANOM sting is facing jail after pleading guilty to attempting to possess almost 150kg of meth when police identified him from a shot of his thumb.
An accused $1b drug ringleader has been compared to Tony Mokbel in court as he makes a desperate bid for bail.
An encrypted app at the heart of an international law enforcement operation was illegal from the start and federal police have been breaking the law, lawyers for two alleged senior organised crime figures claim.
Weeks after a fight in Melbourne in front of tens of thousands of fans, pro boxer Terry Nickolas has discovered if he can have bail.
Three more men have been arrested under Operation Ironside, two over a national marijuana syndicate.
SA’s Operation Ironside arrests are heading towards potentially long, complex, court cases – requiring millions of dollars before trials start.
A man with links to global drug trafficking and the notorious Bra Boys has been slapped with an open-ended jail term for refusing to speak about AN0M.
A veteran underworld figure given immunity from self-incrimination has chosen to go to jail indefinitely, rather than reveal the identity of feared drug kingpin “Mr X”.
Court documents have revealed frantic text messages allegedly between two SA mafia figures, after a man was arrested over a 10kg cocaine shipment.
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.
An international fugitive charged in the US was allegedly at the helm of an SA drug syndicate that was laundering as much as $8.2m at a time, prosecutors say.
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