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An international class-A drug smuggling conspiracy was meant to result in thousands of dollars of profit for Australian Matthew Hodder. Instead, the former stripper was arrested as he went to breakfast in Dunedin. Hodder on Friday pleaded guilty in the High Court at Dunedin to attempting to take possession of cocaine for supply. A summary of facts said US law enforcement received a tip-off that Spirit of Auckland contained 'kilogram quantities of cocaine destined for Australia' in July last year. On 2 August, local law enforcement in Philadelphia used scuba diving equipment to retrieve two large duffle bags containing 91 kilograms of cocaine. The importation method was commonly called 'parasite importation' and often occurred without the knowledge of the ship's captain or crew. Alongside the cocaine were GPS trackers, but they had been water damaged and so law enforcement could take the cocaine without alerting the organised crime syndicate responsible. Information on the plan was passed from American to Australian authorities, who monitored the metre ship's berths in Australia. After that Hodder and an associate, who has interim name suppression, aborted their planned retrieval of the cocaine while the ship was in Melbourne. Instead, on 13 September, he arrived in Queenstown with the intention of travelling to Dunedin to retrieve the cocaine when the ship berthed in Port Chalmers. At this point Hodder was unaware of the specific contents of the ship, but appreciated it was likely illegal and of significant value, the summary of facts said. On the way, the accused with name suppression complained about the high cost of petrol in New Zealand. You can buy a petrol station. Put whatever prices you want,' Hodder responded, according to the summary of facts. Hodder entered the water wearing his scuba gear and swam to the ship. He was seen by Port Otago staff and police officers, who had been surveilling him and his associate. He exited the water and the pair got back into their rental vehicle and discussed being unable to locate the packages. The other man called the overseas-based importers by cellphone to get a video of where and how the duffle bags were stashed on the ship. The two men discussed having a second attempt at retrieving the product, but instead drove to central Dunedin to have breakfast. Court documents listed Hodder as a roofer, but he also used to perform for Magic Men Australia, a touring and for-hire male stripper company based in Melbourne. The two men were arrested after allegedly attempting to take drugs off a ship docked at Port Chalmers in Dunedin. New Zealand RSS. Follow RNZ News. Related Stories Foreign nationals arrested in Dunedin for serious drug offences 19 Sep New Zealand King's College staff member resigns after online activity Unwelcome visitors disrupting repairs to Cathedral Cove track Robox a 'hunting ground' for sex offenders to groom child gamers - online safety Police appeal for information after death of cyclist on Portobello Road in Dunedin Lake Alice survivor Malcolm Richards waiting for triple heart bypass Andrew Fagan on Swirly World's last great adventure. Get the RNZ app for ad-free news and current affairs. Top News stories King's College staff member resigns after online activity Unwelcome visitors disrupting repairs to Cathedral Cove track Robox a 'hunting ground' for sex offenders to groom child gamers - online safety Government not filling chief science advisor role 'concerning' - ex-advisor Police appeal for information after death of cyclist on Portobello Road in Dunedin.

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Australian stripper Matthew Hodder was jailed for four years and two months for his role in the plot. Carlos David Ferreira-Sampaio, 47, appeared by video link from prison in the High Court at Dunedin this afternoon, a week after his co-defendant year-old Australian stripper Matthew Hodder was jailed for four years and two months. The Portuguese national pleaded guilty to attempting to take possession of the class-A drug for the purpose of supply and will be sentenced in May. On August 3, , the m container ship, Spirit of Auckland, was transiting through Philadelphia when authorities seized two duffel bags containing 91kg of cocaine from an intake grate under the vessel. By the time the ship docked in Melbourne four weeks later, Ferreira-Sampaio had flown in from Portugal and recruited Hodder to fetch the narcotics. The duo tested equipment, including an underwater scooter, and carried out reconnaissance on Spirit of Auckland. But they became spooked when they were spoken to by Australian authorities, so the decision was made to target the ship at its next destination. On September 13, the men flew from Melbourne to Queenstown, sitting separately, and hired a red Toyota Highlander which they drove to Dunedin. Three days later, Ferreira-Sampaio and Hodder drove to Careys Bay to scope out the shipping berth and when they returned to their hotel for the night, police bugged their car. As Spirit of Auckland entered the shipping channel, Ferreira-Sampaio used a radio to inform Hodder of its progress. As police looked on, Hodder made numerous dives along the starboard side of the vessel and when he was unable to locate the bags, he came ashore. He came ashore empty-handed, prompting Ferreira-Sampaio to call those overseas who were pulling the strings. The defendants discussed a second dive but because of a lack of air in the tanks, decided to return to the city for breakfast. Crews were called to the scene around 8. New Zealand. House ablaze in Newtown, Central Wellington. Driver not at fault for crash caused by seizure — so who pays for man's damaged car? Retirement village bucks industry norm. Latest from New Zealand.

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