Drug dealer helped thief escape punishment, supplied multiple dangerous drugs in Gympie region
The woman will be sentenced by the District Court after pleading guilty to supplying meth and oxycodone on multiple occasions
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A 50-year-old Gympie region woman convicted of supplying dangerous drugs will be sentenced at the July sittings of the Gympie District Court.
Kay Lorraine Menzies faced the court on Thursday via phone call, pleading guilty to six counts of supplying a dangerous drug and one count of accessory after the fact of robbery.
The court heard Menzies had supplied a range of dangerous drugs to people, including oxycodone and on four separate occasions, methylamphetamine.
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It also heard she had helped a man escape punishment after he was convicted of stealing, which she also pleaded guilty to.
The matter was adjourned for sentencing on Monday, July 12.
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