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Stash of drugs and cache of money found in Orillia raid
- Police forces in Tasmania, Staffordshire, and Cumbria seized over 2 kilograms of cocaine this week, disrupting regional supply networks across three jurisdictions.
- These operations stem from ongoing efforts to combat organized crime, including Cumbria's Operation Alliance and investigations into cocaine distribution targeting Tamworth and Launceston.
- In Cumbria, officers stopped Londoner Njazi Altini near Penrith on July 21, seizing £100,000 worth of cocaine; Staffordshire Police arrested Taulant Domi in Birmingham on Monday for his alleged role in supplying Tamworth.
- Separately, Tasmania Police intercepted a 34-year-old Launceston man driving "erratically" on Wednesday, discovering 1 kilogram of cocaine "concealed" inside a bag and linking him to an earlier aggravated burglary in Beaconsfield.
- Suspects now face court proceedings, with Domi due at the North Staffordshire Justice Centre and Altini scheduled for a hearing at Carlisle Crown Court on August 21, while police encourage public reports of illicit activity.
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