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2 women face life in prison after they are ‘caught with 9kg of meth at Perth Airport
Two Australian and Sierra Leone dual nationals face life imprisonment after nine kilograms of meth was allegedly found in their luggage.
The women, identified by their last names Koroma, 28, and Fofana, 20, were stopped at Perth Airport on Sunday night after they got off a flight from Qatar.
Border Force agents x-rayed their bags and allegedly discovered anomalies in the lining of both their suitcases, which tested positive for meth.
Further forensic testing will be conducted to determine the exact weight and purity of the substance, the Australian Federal Police said.
Both women were charged with drug trafficking and appeared in Perth Magistrates Court on Monday.
‘We continue to see criminals attempt to import illicit drugs into our community,’ AFP manger of crime operations, Acting Commander Paul Hopkins, said.
‘This result is evidence that the strong partnerships between the AFP and its law enforcement and border protection partners are successful in detecting and disrupting criminal activity in the aviation environment.’
Source: Two Sierra Leonean-Australians ‘caught with 9kg of meth’ | Daily Mail Online
Monday, February 27, 2017
Did Leonardo DiCaprio deliberately sabotage the Oscars? Internet is abuzz with wacky conspiracy theories
It was the biggest mistake in Oscar history and it has led to few wild claims over how it happened, including one that it was DiCaprio, seen holding onto the envelope after giving the award before.
Organisers today attempted to explain just how Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway, the stars of Bonnie and Clyde, managed to read out La La Land when Moonlight had won Best Picture.
But viewers have got their own ideas of what might have happened, with one suggesting that Leonardo DiCaprio was getting his revenge after years of being overlooked…
MORE HERE: Did Leonardo DiCaprio deliberately sabotage the Oscars? | Daily Mail Online