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Border Traffic Stop Finds 800k Of Drugs

2020-06-25T14:41:58Z

TheresaPritchett: Created page with " A man and a teenager have been allegedly caught with more than $800,000 worth of illegal drugs during a routine traffic check near the NSW-Queensland border. Polic..."

A man and a teenager have been allegedly caught with more than $800,000 worth of illegal drugs during a routine traffic check near the NSW-Queensland border. Police stopped the man, 21, and [https://cricnfootballfight.hpage.com/master-blaster-in-cricket-world.html cricnfootballfight.hpage.com] boy, 16, in Rathdowney after they re-entered Queensland on Tuesday morning. Officers found about 4.5 kilograms of cannabis stuffed in two pillowcases on the back seat of a Toyota Hilux, Queensland police said on Wednesday. The man and a teenager were charged with drug possession and trafficking. The man was also issued a $1334 fine for breaching COVID-19 quarantine rules. NSW police later raided a Lindsay Creek property where they seized a further five kilograms of cannabis and more than $10,000 in cash. They also found a hydroponic set-up containing 170 cannabis plants and two gel blaster toy guns, which are illegal in NSW. The man briefly appeared in the Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Wednesday. He will reappear on July 1. The boy is due to face the Beenleigh Children's Court on May 11.

The Christmas Presents That Could Get Your Children ARRESTED

2020-06-25T14:16:53Z

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Police have issued a warning about realistic toy guns that are illegal in all but two states - as the sales of the toys skyrocket in the lead up to [/news/christmas/index.html Christmas]. The toy guns are designed to resemble their real ones but shoot water-absorbing gel pellets and retailers have seen a surge in sales. The guns, known as gel blasters, are legal in South Australia and Queensland but are banned in all other states in Australia. Though they are legal in two states, pointing and firing a gel blaster at another person without their permission can result in up to seven years in prison. The toy guns, known as gel blasters, are designed to resemble their real-world counterpart, shoot water-absorbing gel pellets and retailers have seen a surge in sales Townsville police's Sergeant Julie Cook said while gel blasters were legal in Queensland, there were strict rules regarding transportation, 'When possessing the gel blaster in a public place the item must be carried in a way that is not visible to the public,' she told the [ 'Obviously, we don't want people carrying them down the street because they look so real.' RELATED ARTICLES][# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-7768605/Salim-Mehajers-extravagant-30th-birthday-celebration-girlfriend.html Inside Salim Mehajer's birthday bash for his glamorous...] [/news/article-7769901/Actor-Tim-Minchin-accuses-Scott-Morrison-ignoring-arts-favour-Hillsong-church.html Comedian Tim Minchin says Scott Morrison spends too much...] Share this article Share The penalty for carrying an unconcealed gel blaster in Queensland is up to two years in prison. In December 2018, gel blasters were used to shoot at people in a Townsville park. Two men were charged with assault occasioning bodily harm and dangerous conduct with a weapon. Gel blasters are legal in South Australia and Queensland but are banned in all other states in Australia (pictured: Gel blasters seized by the Australian Border Force) Gel blasters are similar to paintball guns, but the gel pellets do not hurt as much as paintball pellets. They come in a variety of models including a fully automatic rifle and a pump-action shotgun. Several children's models are also available including a rife which shoots up to 8 rounds per second and has an ACOG scope attached for greater accuracy. Pricing for the gel blasters ranges between $55 to over $400 depending on the model and attachments. The blasters are used in a similar sport to paintball but provide an alternative for those who don't want to clean up a mess or do not want to be hurt. Though they are legal in two states, pointing and firing a gel blaster at another person without their permission can result in up to seven years in prison Tegan Maynard of One Shot Gel Blasters said the sales have doubled in the lead up to Christmas. 'It's very hyped this year as well - it's what's trending and it has been absolutely crazy,' Ms Maynard said. Retailers who sell gel blaster are required to display at least one Queensland Police STOP campaign poster in their store. The poster outlines regulations around the ownership and use of gel blasters. It also provides information to buyers regarding offences and penalties related to the illegal use of gel blasters. adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Gel blaster Christmas gifts come with warning from Queensland Police - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', [https://cricnfootballfight.hpage.com/master-blaster-in-cricket-world.html cricnfootballfight.hpage.com] 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Man 25 Allegedly Threatened To Kill NSW Police Minister

2020-06-25T13:45:36Z

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A young man has been arrested after allegedly threatening to kill NSW Police Minister David Elliott. The man, 25, allegedly made the threats over Facebook on Sunday and was arrested at a home in Belmont around 135km north of Sydney on Monday. When police searched the home they found two toy gel blaster guns, [https://cricnfootballfight.hpage.com/master-blaster-in-cricket-world.html cricnfootballfight.hpage.com] ammunition, cannabis and medication without a prescription. A 25-year-old allegedly made death threats online to NSW Police Minister David Elliott (pictured) Police arrested the man at a home in Belmont before seizing two gel blaster toy guns, cannabis and medication with no prescription He was charged with use carriage service to threaten to kill, possess prohibited drug, possess prescribed restricted substance, possess unauthorised firearm, and possess unauthorised prohibited firearm. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the threats were 'concerning'. RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8368831/Queensland-father-allegedly-caught-selling-weapons-undercover-cop.html Dad's secret life as a gun-runner revealed: Father of two...] [/news/article-8363989/Dramatic-standoff-busy-freeway-armed-man-threatens-police-weapon.html Knife-wielding man is shot dead by police after advancing on...] Share this article Share 'Obviously, that is a concerning set of circumstances and police are dealing with it,' she said on Monday. The 25-year-old was granted bail and will appear in court on July 20. The man was hit with various charges including posessing an unauthorised firearm and will face court on July 20 adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement

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2020-06-25T12:37:31Z

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