Man, 61, charged following €10.6m cocaine seizure
- A 61-year-old man named Michael Murphy has been charged with possession of cocaine valued at €10.6 million in Ireland.
- Murphy was arrested on March 18 during an intelligence-led operation.
- Investigators discovered 152 kilograms of cocaine, tools, and GPS tracking equipment, suggesting the drugs were transported on behalf of organized crime groups.
- The judge refused bail due to the significant amount of cocaine involved, despite Murphy's claims of strong ties to the jurisdiction and family support.
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A 30-year-old man was granted bail on Tuesday after he was accused of aggravated cocaine and ketamine possession. He is pleading not guilty.Godwin Attard from Xagħra, Gozo, was arraigned after he was found last month in possession of 300g of cocaine with an estimated street value of €30,000. The court heard how the man was...
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