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Main Image: It was the billion-dollar ocean drug run that was supposed to be a breeze for this crew of able seamen. This is the exclusive inside story of how the plot was hatched and how it went so very, very wrong. Credit: Supplied. Enjoy exclusive member discounts, giveaways and competitions with our subscriber rewards program. Close navigation menu Subscribe Log In. Subscriber Exclusive. Today's Paper. West Rewards. Vanishing Cousins. Up Late. The West Live. Court in the Act. The West Australian exclusive. Premium Subscribers with digital access can view this article. Already a subscriber? Login here. West Rewards External Logo.

$1 billion in illicit drugs seized after yacht runs aground in Abrolhos islands

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The drugs were discovered after local fishermen reported a 15m yacht named Zero was stranded on a reef near Stick Island at about 4pm. Police will allege two men on the yacht then used a smaller craft to ferry 40 bags suspected to contain up to one tonne of ecstasy, cocaine and methamphetamine to nearby Burton Island. They allegedly tried to cover the bags with seaweed. The pair were arrested on Burton Island on Tuesday. French national Antoine Dicenta, 51, and British national Graham Kurt Palmer, 34, have each been charged with importing a commercial quantity of a border controlled drug. Geraldton Police, local volunteer marine search and rescue, and Fisheries Officers from the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development also played key roles in the successful interception. Preventing this massive haul of drugs entering our state is a huge win for the Western Australia Police Force and for everyone in WA. Close navigation menu Subscribe Log In. Today's Paper. Place an Ad. Regional Publications. The West Australian. Subscribe Subscribe Chevron Right Icon. Geraldton Guardian. Thu, 5 September AM.

Geraldton buying Ecstasy