Australia’s Border Force fighting drug cartels under the sea | 60 Minutes Australia

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More than a million Australians use cocaine every year. The white powder costs more than gold, but it’s a price that consumers are happy to pay. Happier still are the bosses of the international drug cartels who are reaping enormous riches, despite state and federal law enforcement agencies doing all they can to stop cocaine getting into the country.
How the officers go about their work is mostly done in secret. But not always. On 60 MINUTES, Sarah Abo goes inside the Australian Border Force battle to outwit the criminals responsible for smuggling massive amounts of illegal narcotics.
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[@RobertLanden1]

They can't keep drugs out of jails or prisons. What makes you think anyone can keep them out of entire countries? 🙄

[@woutervanlent5181]

Of course they can keep drugs out of prison . There are special dogs and rats ( the African giant rat , search on KZbin ) who find it immediately .

[@Anne_Onymous]

You can't keep them out but you can definitely put a huge dent in the supply chain for it if you do things properly.

[@GingerMole]

@@Anne_Onymoushuge dent? More like a very small chip off the block

[@osuave7811]

​@@Anne_Onymous I see the BEND-AID approach, how successful has that been so far. Here is a clue "DECRIMINALIZATION of drugs" will put an end to crime it will eliminates the cartels and could potentially stop any taxpayers money wasteful spending by our government. It has been tried in other countries with great success.

[@Enhancedlies]

stop thinking like that, its dangerous! far too much common sense

[@rceravolojnr]

"A fleet of underwater drones" in other words we have 1 and were using it for this report in an attempt to discourage people from continuing this trend because this is hard and expensive to find

[@user-yz8xr6hw3g]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jessiemydog7446]

lmao

[@garybaines6442]

Most countries wouldn’t turn out too much different if drugs were legalized, all the cartels and global syndicates would cease to exist, the drug crime would plummet and govt’s can regulate and tax it. The people who party too hard and overdose are going to live like that regardless if it’s legal or not. Intelligent people want it legalized.

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

You think the cartels wouldn't exist if it was legal...😂😂😂😂😂

[@kirkdunn1379]

Agreed.......clearly you can't fight it, but it's too profitable for them to legalize.....thats the real reason

[@James-kv6kb]

The problem is we don't run the world the corporations do and they want you going to work and paying taxes not having fun.

[@karmakile]

that idea failed miserably in us cities that tried it

[@James-kv6kb]

@@thecommonsenseconservative5576 you do know that these cartels are only there to make money and if something is no longer associated with money they go broke that's how economics works

[@alihakimi1707]

These fools figure out a million and 1 ways to get drugs thru. But the real big dogs bring that stuff right in with approvals from the highest levels of power. All this other stuff is for our entertainment.

[@ShaneDovey]

Correct. What ever you think of someone else is doing it

[@kenyanboy7627]

In Kenya 🇰🇪 there's a swahili slang phrase "chini ya maji"(underwater) ,it means to do something in secret,seems to be related to thus drug smuggling method

[@queenofthebutterflies5212]

NOTHING will stop people taking drugs. That's just the truth. The demand will ALWAYS be there. Government needs to just legalise it, be sensible. Make it pure so people aren't harmed or at risk of OD'ing and eliminate organised crime from the picture. Easy.

[@garybaines6442]

That’s very true, government can regulate and tax it too, however, countries like the USA will be mad because the DEA will dissolve. The private prison system will receive less inmates, police will be laid off, and CIA can’t profit from it to fund their ‘covert’ operations. It’s about keeping the boogeyman alive

[@adoe2305]

Dumbest idea I've ever heard. Look at CA where they decriminalized all drugs. Its a zombie land with used needles littering the playgrounds. Can't leave your car for 5 mins without your windows busted and everything stolen. You really want a society like that?? Securing our borders would help a lot. But democrats want illegal votes and to help the cartel conduct business.

[@scottym6680]

If the people want white powder give them what they want. Why are adults telling other adults what they can do with their own body?

[@adoe2305]

Because most adults don't want to have coke addicts all over the place, causing harm to our society.

[@scottym6680]

@@adoe2305 that’s a real simple way of looking at stuff. Everyone who wants to do drugs already does them. Also not everyone who does coke is a “coke head”.

[@John-su9gy]

Umm Scotty because it’s against the law. If there’s no laws in place coz “you shouldn’t tell adults what to do” is just a stupid statement! I hope you don’t have or raise any kids into this world

[@adoe2305]

@@scottym6680 I really don't know how to respond to such an idiotic opinion... are you on drugs?

[@scottym6680]

@@John-su9gy first of all you don’t have to be rude. Second, I guess you are just a robot who lets the government make all there decisions for them. Weed is still illegal in most of America but it’s obviously a stupid law, especially if we accept alcohol. You people who think this way are simple minded.

[@shookfng]

They never talked about what happens to the companies that own the ships that smuggle drugs.

[@zyubat]

JP Morgan is one example

[@hint0122]

Unless they actually are in on it, they haven't done anything wrong.

[@jasonwinters2708]

You guys have no idea what percent you're getting because how do you know how much is coming into the country if you know how much is coming then you're obviously involved

[@JAK3ELEFANTSAMUEL]

At first glance what your saying makes sense but glance further and you will learn they can tell how much of each drug are used annually by testing the wastewater for byproducts people excrete after use and it's very accurate

[@0warami_7oo]

That's it! They cant fool us​@JAK3ELEFANTSAMUEL

[@ladonsolomon6086]

Parasite smuggling has been around for a long long time. I remember hearing about this back in 2005.

[@snakesonn3590]

lol 2005?

[@nooneisrightallthetime-zv7hs]

@@snakesonn3590what you think smuggling is new ? 😂🎉

[@snakesonn3590]

@@nooneisrightallthetime-zv7hs sorry

[@davidbuck7778]

If you honestly think that the authorities really want to stop drugs please let me get some of the drugs you're doing 😂

[@EndoftheBlock7224]

It's IMPOSSIBLE to create a law to stop people from putting or not putting what they want into their own bodies, you are mad if you believe otherwise. The best you can do is try to tax and regulate it all and even that has boundaries. Stop working against reality and instead work with in it. Governments need to get out of people lives as governments only make matters worse.

[@LessMoneyLessChoice]

My opinion exactly! Our bodies, our choice!

[@osuave7811]

@@LessMoneyLessChoice And who end up covering, paying for your bad choices "Society." Here is a clue "DECRIMINALIZATION of drugs" will put an end to crime it will eliminates the cartels and could potentially stop taxpayers money wasteful spending by our government. It has been tried in other countries with great success.

[@nnzrsinanovic2772]

​@@LessMoneyLessChoice Better let cocaine come than fentanyl that's what our police say so we have now so much cocain and not 1 gram of fentanyl on streets

[@WhoDatGuyJ]

Tax and regulating is not how you get the government out of our lives

[@nateshoemaker2729]

​@@nnzrsinanovic2772what country are you talking about? Thinking about booking a vacation lol

[@user-bw8ny2ig7s]

Most of the stuff found goes back into the system anyway, that’s if cops,customs etc don’t put it up their own noses.

[@J-Mac8]

I bet a lot of cops grab a brick real quick and throw it in their bag.

[@123uzuz]

Noses? You mean snouts 🐷

[@SmokeShadow49311]

I've always thought "why don't people smuggle stuff this way". Finally, proof that they do. This is the first time I've ever heard of people being busted by smuggling this way.

[@patrickchase5614]

This isn't even all that sophisticated. The cool kids in the Americas are now towing unmanned submersible behind fishing boats, rigged to be cut loose at the first sign of law enforcement. The submersibles are programmed to initially stay deep, but then (after a few days) loiter at a depth that allows them to trail a very small antenna float, similar to what ballistic missile submarines use to maintain communication with their command authorities. They use that antenna to obtain their position (via GPS) and to await an encrypted command to "phone home" with their location so that they can be retrieved. One cut loose they are very difficult to detect by anybody but their smuggler owners, because they don't emit any detectable signals until commanded to do so, and then only briefly and at low power.

[@dabadoo3731]

Been done for years like this

[@theurbanartist775]

@@patrickchase5614wow 😮that’s technology at it finest…

[@VenturiLife]

It's definitely not a new method. A rendezvous offshore is another ancient method.

[@tron1879]

It's been happening for years thru Newcastle people have died doing it recently so yeah I've known of it since 2010 and herd of story's years b4 it. Edit: Just seen them do the story in home here hahaha see there the proof but we'd go out to the boats offshore

[@harryjones5260]

Divers: No, nothing down here boss

[@trekuhl3966]

The drug trade battle will never NEVER be won! Take away the demand and the supply will simply find the next weak link. Whatever the drug traffickers loose to authorities, it’s simply the cost of doing business. They’ll find a different way to get their products to market.

[@2KMMC2]

Sure it could at least be under better control

[@Jackson-pu7gd]

you will never take away the demand; you need to take their business. Drugs should be legal and regulated with the huge proceeds helping fund addiction services and other mental health services aswell as education campaigns rather than going towards funding crime and terrorism.

[@bikexploration]

There is one simple solution legalize -> Goverment regulate and own the supply & demand -> make the price of the dr*gs the cost to make it lets say 1g - 1$ do this for 6 months so the market collapse and then create a healthy supply stores and help the addicted in need. Not how the US is doing now with cannabis where the black market is bigger than the legal one. All of american unpayable greed. Money isnt everything Life is more important but that aint in the US where people lay on the roads in tents while enough people who can help instead of complaining about their own people. SHAME ON US. The Richest country in the World because thats more important than their own human society. US is rich because of the greed.

[@Timbomelb27]

@@Jackson-pu7gdyup

[@jonvon2044]

Nailed it. Unfortunately it’s not about anything other than prevention of money being made outside of the governments rule. It’s about power and control over people nothing more. They don’t care about anyone’s lives.

[@victorjones7071]

The cartels will approach an officer and say, "Money or lead?". They will make the officer do their bidding, and pay him well, and if the officer refuses, the officer and the family will be found dead in a ditch. It is not that the officer is corrupt, and that officer is working under duress.

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

Not in another country but good job quoting Escobar

[@TOMVUTHEPIMP]

You watch too many Netflix shows about Cartels.

[@thecommonsenseconservative5576]

@@TOMVUTHEPIMP My thought exactly I just didn't know how to word it

[@stevenmelzer6670]

Exact opposite of how cartels want to operate…

[@huntingtonbeachanthony4957]

​@@TOMVUTHEPIMPI dated your sister at UCLA...very talented girl.

[@demetriustebet3786]

Wouldn't say exactly how much but more than 100 kgs were discovered, mean while about a ton and a half went by...

[@heidivanstaden753]

Wow! I was so naive that I had never guessed this kind of smuggling even existed 😅

[@noduh736]

The commissioner looks like hes been sampling the buger sugar with his red nose

[@vladputin1837]

100

[@squeakyrabbit]

Sniffy sniffy

[@ymatT601]

He’s responsible for ‘disposing’ of the drugs.

[@jimmybrad156]

10:27 👃🐽

[@QuakeSide]

hahaha i was gonna say what if hes the true Lord

[@TheMusicman95382]

so the population of Australia is about 26 million. you mean to tell me 5 percent does coke? I find that really hard to believe.

[@123uzuz]

It’s everywhere, you just don’t see it

[@johnniethepom7545]

If it was cheaper here , more would take it .

[@rcristy]

5 in 100 isn't unfeasible.

[@mohammadgholizadeh9737]

Criminals are not punished and they thrive.

[@straycat2253]

First of all you’re never ever going to stop the drugs it’s all a sham lol! 😂

[@6mojo]

I did a Ships Divers course when I served in the Royal Marines and know how difficult it was and always had an element of danger…

[@kevinmacisaac4856]

Stiffer penities for drugs use , and smuggling .

[@diGritz1]

As long as the cartels exist along with financial institutions that turn a blind eye, and in some cases actively assist, in laundering their profits it will never change. The small percentage law enforcement manage to intercept is meaningless to the cartels.

[@adoe2305]

As long as our borders are wide open for them to conduct business. You can't tell me democrats aren't in their back pocket.

[@MrMikeV00]

From either end its foolish to blame. As a whole you have a problem. Legalise, produse domestic, tax, educate, minimise.

[@JoshuaAnzalone-zk5ht]

Bingo

[@tedantares2751]

It's pretty easy to tow a sealed container behind a ship. And it would be very difficult to discover such a container - it would just sink when the ship stops

[@prophez23]

Especially if you could rig it with a remote releasing electromagnet and a GPS tracker and just release it a few miles out from the port you're wanting to bring it into and have a go boat to intercept it and take it to a private place to offload. That's just one of many ideas I have for smuggling. Lol

[@salpirwani]

FedEx, UPS & DHL are reliable shipping methods. Just sayinn...🤷🏻‍♂️

[@jonvon2044]

Only the government can sell drugs don’t you people know 😂

[@pinecone1811]

Old mates eyes at the end tell a different story 😂😳

[@yeahnoseriously]

The Commissioner is clearly bigging up his drug seizures, NO WAY they're intercepting "20-25%" of what's coming in! 😂

[@kirkdunn1379]

Not even close, they have no idea how much gets thru P.R. for thr public to justify his job.....their budget to fight it (if you can eveb call it that) is pennies compared to cartels budget to bring it in........they can't compete even if they were actually "trying"

[@joebidet2050]

2%

[@ABhd84]

Look over here there’s 100kg meanwhile 10,000kg go the other way.

[@trollya2838]

Surprised it took this long, we were dragging keys under boats in the late 90s

[@robertclarke8864]

Look at all the dope sores on dude's face at time stamp 7:37 meth sores

[@stanleywalden6177]

I'll never be surprised how drug traffickers use many unexpected creative ways to smuggle drugs into any countries around the globe. I learned always expect the unexpected in all situations in life!

[@mick666able]

I worked for corleone marina Balmain and often saw Jimmy Blee bringing boats in and everyone at that marina would walk around like thumderbirds, I quit then was only a few months later when jimmy was arrested for the Newcastle drug bust and dead diver.

[@giuseppepennisi8699]

Imagine if governments started legalising drugs and centralising its market. I’m convinced the violence will almost disappear.

[@TOMVUTHEPIMP]

Wrong.

[@giuseppepennisi8699]

@@TOMVUTHEPIMP like fighting it has gotten anywhere until to date. It’s only been a perpetual battle where cartels and government destroy families. Alcohol is legal. If narcotics become legal, then what’s the difference?

[@TOMVUTHEPIMP]

@@giuseppepennisi8699 Weed is legal in California. But all the regulation has made it expensive, creating demand for black market weed.

[@adoe2305]

You're wrong.

[@adoe2305]

​@TRIPLEWHOPPER all drugs are decriminalized in CA and it's a f**ing wasteland.

[@jasonotto9126]

We arent happy to pay that much but we will 😂

[@beaverwieser7585]

I think he’s taking all the coke and putting it up his nose it looks like his face is falling off from the snow burn

[@toddaulner5393]

Yeah, the sniffling commissioner rattled on himself. Snifff!

[@thirdeye3152]

We could legalize them and stop the nonsense

[@boweandrew3]

Great report

[@dandy3175]

Have you seen his nose? 😂😂😂😂 my guys been sniffing more then the smugglers

[@user-gk4xz3pb8j]

The good guys went into the business a century ago

[@howardsimpson489]

Just legalise it all.

[@davidjma7226]

Yeah, right. One word: Portugal.

[@randomdude5938]

@@davidjma7226 tell me more about a country you absolutely have never been to.

[@MagsasakangNars06]

If you work in healthcare you would curse the people who invented illegal drugs

[@waitawhileexplorer3904]

and end up like Portland in the US. No thanks.

[@weytogoman]

​@@MagsasakangNars06pharmacology is the developer of drugs that are then made illegal, i.e. cocaine, heroin etc. They have gone so far as to GMO cannabis so they could claim a patent ownership.

[@rhettoneill836]

Legalizing drugs in Canberra is a Slap in the face for Australian citizen Border Force AFP...Is this legalization happening to prevent Ministerial employees & their kids going before the courts? So whos high in Canberra today..running the Country?🦂

[@gregparrott]

'Parasite smuggling' caught my attention, and I had to click just to confirm it was not to be taken literally. I had no idea that large ships had compartments BELOW the water line. Now that the feds are aware of this route being used, it should soon prove to be obsolete.

[@J-Mac8]

I thought of this method when I was 16! I’m 40 now. Point is, if I thought of this method then. The smugglers have thought of this before me. This is nothing new. It sounds like because some people have died trying to get the drugs. It has brought the lime light back on the situation.

[@phnix6242]

Its obviously not storage conpartments. They are to take in water /air to change the ships depth. There are definetely a couple of methods that i havent seen in any documentary

[@MarkLada]

​@phnix6242 Best one I ever saw.. They were making steering wheels out of cocaine and then installing them into vehicles and driving them across the border.. The border patrol would tear entire vehicles apart because the dog would alert on it, and never find the cocaine that was hidden right in front of their face in plain sight.. They did eventually catch on but nobody really knows how long they got away with it for..

[@jeffinphx517]

Parasite smuggling is bringing illegal aliens across America's southern border.

[@bettyblue2089]

Corruption is in every country now

[@iiyyxxnn]

An arms race that they will never stop losing ground on..

[@annamarielewis7078]

Thrilled that comments are on👍

[@selwyn500]

Education on drugs starts at school. The kids talk about their big brother and want to emulate him or kids listen to reasons not to get involved. The home environment is a push or pull factor.

[@jackstraw262]

😂 talking about cocaine use like it’s gonna ruin your life. Your lawyer uses cocaine. Your doctor uses cocaine. Your government agents use cocaine.

[@osuave7811]

@@jackstraw262 It's at school where the use of drugs starts. Here is a clue "DECRIMINALIZATION of drugs" will put an end to crime it will eliminates the cartels and could potentially stop taxpayers money wasteful spending by our government. It has been tried in other countries with great success.

[@jojosaylor8996]

Education starts at home not school

[@libertarianman69]

Theres a simple solution but governments don't want that.

[@c.syncro3536]

people like your producer Serge love it

[@markconnell6268]

😂😂😂

[@Bowie_knife_713]

Only because their idiots 😊

[@jugaloo5873]

Well, this is a way old way of smuggling.

[@sabelonxosi7336]

This really looks dangerous, but drug dealers will stop at nothing because their business is lucrative

[@geddon436]

Former co-worker of mine went to jail, because they tried robbing someone who has coccaine. Looking back, it made sense, he always seemed too positive

[@Jamesmoore-mj5ke]

Man they will try anything to smuggle their poison!?

[@isaidthat4505]

He went to jail for robbery not drugs

[@KelleyStrzelczyk]

At first I thought this was going to be a superbug bio weapon smuggling Doc.

[@bettyblue2089]

Parasite smuggling ?! Jeeze . I learn something new every day

[@johngayder9249]

“The latest devious way” ? The technique was shown in the 1989 tv miniseries Traffik.

[@gokturkaktas5672]

Sarah Abo. A compliment from the audience: You are beautiful. 👑

[@famecorona84]

Corruption is everywhere that will always allow drugs anywhere

[@colingordon5950]

Stop making drugs illegal! Enough already.

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Why they want to bother others just using a little Coke? If it made profits for the ruling elite of Australia, it'd be amazing how fast it'd be legalized.

[@jeromedamian5740]

I'm curious about the distribution location, where and when these drugs are being placed onto these ships , it's seems it would be a greater impact if they take these drugs before they get shipped overseas. I'm sure they have Intel on where and who the main distribution hub is .

[@jfinney225]

Decriminalization and destigmatization of drug use/abuse/addiction is what actually makes a difference. Not more policing. This is sad for everyone. Our justice system as it stands is only making the situation worse. And it’s mostly unintentional, especially by the smaller players like the individual police, social workers, etc involved. They (mostly) are trying to make a positive difference. We need to rethink our entire approach to the problem.

[@jessiemydog7446]

wisest comment in the last 30mins

[@fatsolutions]

They’ll never do it as they the police/legal system make too much money

[@waitawhileexplorer3904]

WHAT! and end up like Portland?

[@jhowardsupporter]

Stigmatization was a powerful tool. Like meth was originally used to keep pilots and factory workers awake in WW2 on the German and Japanese side, we had similar substances. It's is also the main drug in Korea often called the wonder drug. But of course it is dangerous and often people that reach for it often do have existing problems and it will only make it worse.

[@Anne_Onymous]

Have you visited Portland or San Francisco lately?

[@silverbackanimal7215]

99% still gets through

[@johngayder9249]

Hard to take a Prohibitionist with a gin blossom seriously.

[@manatee2500]

As long as a vessel is alongside the quay then they can conduct a search. Waiting at anchor elsewhere…especially for bulk vessels? This is good PR.

[@honestlynate7922]

Alright you run a line underwater and you can just pull the product

[@fredeichel6414]

If you cannot stop the demand Legalize drugs and have the government be the supplier of pharmaceutical grade drugs. Put the cartels right out of business.

[@marcinlebida6730]

The success is a lie.

[@ymatT601]

Gotta keep up appearances.

[@jamaljames2578]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@bloccs_]

Need a Vice docu so they interview the smugglers too

[@sharkman4928]

Diving a re-breather with 100% 02???? Why the hell would anyone do that?????

[@paulforder591]

No matter how hard the Australian authorities try to keep drugs out of their country, there's always some undefended beach or corrupt cop to enable the smuggling.

[@Chano601]

They allow it. They can go to the source, but they choose to ignore it

[@alphaeligon9226]

Seeing this segment in Austrália 😢😢😢😢! And this parasite smuggling, including rampant corruption....😮😮😮😮😮😮!

[@wolff.]

11:44 the most dangerous drug..... fireworks 😂😂😂

[@TOMVUTHEPIMP]

In the early 90s it seemed like everyone I knew who had a sailboat was smuggling from Peru to Australia and NZ. If you dont get caught you make $20MM - $50MM tax free. If you get caught they were giving laughable 3-5 year sentences.

[@user-rw311]

It's almost makes sense to be a drug smuggler in Australia. Look at those Instagram models they tried to smuggle 90 kilos and got caught and only did five years in a country club prison. I wish I was younger because I would be focused on Australia

[@iSlays]

Imagine this dude being the plug lmfao

[@zakking859]

Just make it legal and tax it 😂

[@maxasaurus3008]

What an idea though! Attaching drugs to a ship that has no idea it’s there, brilliant!

[@barrymcdougal4816]

NOT HARD IF THEY WANT TO RELY STOP IT BUT THAT WILL STOP THEIR REVENUE AND CONVICTION RATES.

[@paulredinger5830]

When I was in the army the satellite capability at that time we could read a newspaper over your shoulder. That was a little over 40 YEARS AGO!!!! Imagine the capability today? They can’t track the fields it’s grown from to the shipping location to the the port of deliver? Then from there to its distribution location? Bull PUCKY!!!

[@aussieman8738]

No satellites. It's a flat earth. They were planes

[@user-le3gg1wp1c]

Lol, the cartell bosses will be so worried. Lol, they will probably watch tbis and start doublong loads as they see it as easy

[@monikarani4471]

So why not legalize it . Open shops and tax them . Keep a Watch over the regular consumers

[@idrearamacirmtamta1293]

Just legalize it already and remove the profit margin

[@markandsuriyonphanasonkath8768]

Is this a lack of competency by border officials? I do not know, all know - or am led to believe is that "law enforcement is limited by STRICT budget constraints", they can only do their best. Companies actually RUN governments, this is terrible, weak and useless politicians - they only exist to get their "tax payer funded guaranteed pensions". A COMPLETE DISGRACE!!! We retired and moved overseas to avoid this DEBACLE! "Australia - THE LUCKY COUNTRY" - NO WAY, Australia is now, a total MESS. SAD, SAD, SAD.

[@gorillabang79]

The less cocaine the higher the price. The cops intercepting shipments will only drive up the value. Not only that, the moment they clamp down on one type of drug another will be used as substitute. Seen it all, from people smoking marijuana, to cigarettes dipped in embalming fluid, to cocaine, heroin, and even people smoking crushed up ADD medication. People just want to get high, they need to get high. It ain't only the ones who die bleeding but also the ones who die breathing.

[@Christine-fc7gi]

Hi thank you kindly

[@TKO.music.]

Quick question, do you have stick drift on that controller???????

[@marehemudanielarapmoi6424]

That first sentence can make a drug dealer cm in their pants. 😂

[@user-hm8kn4jy9n]

Funny how we pretend the government isn’t crooked and just as bad lol

[@ThomasRonnberg]

Why should the government have any right to tell people what they can and cant have.

[@robertbragg9364]

50 kilos is worth 20,000,000! That's between 15 and 20 times the value of a kilo in the US. That's worth 2,000,000-3,000,000 here. If you sold it by the gram and cut it 6 or 7 times, it might get up that high, I guess. I'm in the wrong business!

[@david-DollarSanJuan]

Holy God; what an animal mind on a kid at the time. 😢 super hard to grab his mind thinking to do this. Never should be out on the street.

[@sectorsweep14]

Fascinating

[@MrJohnnybe123]

Don’t know what the problem is, it’s legal in Canberra now

[@Spiderdan-59]

We get bundles washing up on our shores in the UK 🇬🇧 mostly on the west coast or south

[@Patshes]

So what if it is dangerous you are not doing it?

[@DUBSTEP_KUSH305]

I HEARD SOMETHING LIKE THIS IN MIAMI FLORIDA

[@critical_always]

Make it legal. Problem solved.

[@kyliestorm_music]

Take a look back on roger rogerson. You think that type of corruption and worse no longer exists? Insane.