
Auckland trio arrested after NZ's largest cocaine shipment bust
The cocaine was estimated to have a street value of $253.75 million.
The cocaine was estimated to have a street value of $253.75 million.
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The airline mechanic was caught looking for cocaine bricks under an international flight.
Tony Dean Adams also had used meth pipe hidden in his underwear.
Criminal group imported, or tried to import, $100m of drugs.
Did the homeowners make the right call? What would you have done?
Police say the money is probably 'tainted' and should be handed to the Crown.
Electricity allegedly stolen to power growing ops and bad wiring has burned houses down.
The organised criminal group wanted to smuggle 500kg of meth through Auckland Airport.
Every patched member of the Christchurch Comancheros chapter has been arrested.
Police arrest 18 men as part of an 8-month-long investigation.
Police were able to trace back Brandon Cole's extravagant purchases after the P windfall.
The King Cobra gang member offered or exchanged 182g of the drug to the officer.
'They did harm so that they could make more money,' says a prosecutor.
The seizure prevented up to $5.1m in social harm and economic cost to New Zealand.
A leading drug researcher believes it’s likely there are more meth-laced lollies in the community, but is confident the delivery to Auckland City Mission was unintentional.
Fears meth lollies could be fatal, calls for accountability from the Reserve Bank and budget blowout at Ministry of Disabled People.
Angela Sagala called those who imported the lollies "careless and reckless".
Police and Customs seized 613kg of the drug wrapped in tea bags on a flight from Malaysia.
Po-Chen Chien turned to drug dealing to repay loan sharks who were funding his gambling.
All three defendants have now pleaded guilty, but only one for manslaughter.
Dali Susanton even took police to a place where magic mushrooms grow.
Cops also seized assets allegedly bought with ill-gotten gains, including two houses.
The arrest of a 42yo Auckland man follows earlier charges against two men in May.
Three Mexican nationals have been arrested and are facing serious drug charges.
Organised crime groups using new technology 'faster than law enforcement agencies'.
Damien Porter was on parole for earlier drug-dealing when 1kg of meth was found in motel.
Police looked for 'buried money' but it meant the cash had been spent on renovations.
'El Mayo' was reportedly duped into boarding a plane that flew to the US.
Han Zhang, who imported drugs and tobacco, wanted to remain in NZ to be close to his son.