By: dallone.ranger
19/10/2009
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Friday 16-Oct-2009 (1005 hrs CST)
Drug Seizure and Arrest– Alyangula
Police arrested a 49-year-old man and an 18 year-old-woman in Alyangula yesterday afternoon after they were found in possession of 271 grams of cannabis.
Police, acting on information received from members of the community, pulled over and searched the white Toyota Land cruiser as it was travelling out bound on the Rowell highway.
Sergeant Shane Arnison said it was good to see members of the community assisting Police to stop drug trafficking into the community.
“Acting on information received, police were able to stop these drugs being sold within the Community. These drugs if sold at street level within Groote Eylandt are worth around $27,100.” he said.
Both the man and the woman were charged with:
Possessing cannabis trafficable quantity
Unlawfully supply cannabis to another.
They have been bailed to appear in Alyangula court on the 20th of October. |
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By: dallone.ranger
19/10/2009
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| I started this thread because some here constantly blame white people for the drugs and grog which go into communities, when clearly that is not the case. |
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By: dallone.ranger
19/10/2009
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Saturday 17-Oct-2009 (1514 hrs CST)
Drug and alcohol seizure - Oenpelli
Between the hours of 2:00 am and 4:00 am this morning police made a number of arrests in relation to drugs and alcohol located in vehicles in and around the Oenpelli and Jabiru area.
Oenpelli members conducted breath tests and vehicle searches on a number of cars travelling along Oenpelli Road at Cahills Crossing and in total, located:
23 bottles of spirits
46 cans of beer
10 litres of cask wine
10 bags of cannabis (14 grams)
As a result three males aged 30, 36 and 44 were arrested for offences including drive under the influence of intoxicating liquor and bring liquor into a prescribed area.
Four people also received Summary Infringement Notices and three vehicles were seized.
Territory Duty Superintendent John Emeny said that these offenders will think twice before attempting this sort of behaviour again.
“Oenpelli members worked very hard to put these offenders behind bars and to get this alcohol off the streets.
“Transporting liquor into a prescribed area is something that we will not tolerate and we will continue to target these offenders” he said. |
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By: dallone.ranger
19/10/2009
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Maningrida Police and members of the Dog Operations Unit conducted roadblocks east of Maningrida from Thursday 15 October to today’s date.
At about 3.00 am on Friday 16 October a traffic apprehension was conducted on a Toyota Landcruiser containing eight people travelling inbound to Maningrida. Whilst members were speaking to the occupants they detected a strong smell of cannabis coming from a passenger side window.
A search of a 30-year-old female passenger located one large package and two small clipseal bags containing cannabis on her person. The vehicle was also searched a Drug Dog gave a positive reaction and a further three packages were located and two males aged 22 and 30 were also arrested the drugs and vehicle seized.
The three offenders have been charged with possess cannabis and bailed to appear in the Darwin Magistrate’s Court on 27 October and the 33-year-old male driver has been charged with drive a motor vehicle whilst disqualified and also bailed to that date.
On Saturday Maningrida Police and the Dog Operations Unit conducted passenger and baggage checks of passengers arriving at Maningrida Airport from Darwin. The Drug Detector Dog gave a positive response to two passengers, a female and a male.
The 17-year-old male was allegedly in possession of a small clipseal bag of cannabis (about two grams) hidden in the back of a mobile phone and the 16-year-old female allegedly had 82 grams of cannabis hidden in a baby tissue dispenser. Both offenders will be summonsed to appear in the Maningrida Court on 4 November for drug offences.
A 36-year-old woman will be summonsed for liquor offences to appear in the Maningrida Court on 4 November after police located a 700 ml bottle of liquor.
Whilst conducting drug and liquor searches of a freight barge police observed an unknown vessel refuelling at the barge landing and a search located a quantity of undersized barramundi. A 41-year-old man will be summonsed for fis ... |
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By: pol_pak
23/10/2009
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Agree part of the problem is who brings the drugs to the community.
Pre Teen drug abuse is now a mainstream problem, so communities can expect more support.
Large part of the solution is dependent upon what happens to people with the drug usage and/or addiction habits.
Need creative sentencing and bail terms, with support and encouragement from higher courts and the legislature.
First participation in some of these approaches need NOT be an admission of guilt, else participation will NOT occur until guilt is established.
Particularly for first timers, when bailed first time likely far more responsive to such programs - as long as NOT an admission of guilt.
Many if not majority of people caught bringing drugs to the communities already known to police.
People apprehended for drug and alcohol influenced offences need long term behavior monitoring orders to achieve changed behavior or we are wasting a lot of time, money, and effort.
People with drug/alcohol issues often NOT need be locked up, yet need ongoing monitoring and treatment to confirm staying away from their problem drug/alcohol products.
Regular testing as a bail/parole term, even in remote communities most testing can be regularly carried out.
Bail/parole terms may include phoning in to report regularly.
Can this extend to confidential telephone counseling sessions as a NO admission, part of the bail agreement. |
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By: joe.king9
25/10/2009
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Who brings drugs into aboriginal communities?
Who brings drugs into white communities?
Who grows the drugs, who manafactures the hard drugs?
Ask dallone.ranger, the bikies friend. |
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By: dallone.ranger
25/10/2009
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| Whoops, Ropes is at it again. He really is such a clever fellow. Ha ha ha ha ha. |
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25/10/2009
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By: dallone.ranger
25/10/2009
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By Joking;
Ropes? Are you into bondage as well as kids.
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Come on Ropes, answer the question you put to yourself. |
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By: dallone.ranger
26/10/2009
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Hidden drugs sniffed out
October 26th, 2009
A STACK of drugs - some hidden in the back of a mobile phone and another stuffed inside a baby tissue dispenser - has been seized during a police blitz in a remote Territory community.
Police with their sniffer dog counterparts conducted roadblocks east of Maningrida, about 400km east of Darwin, as well as searched baggage at the airport over the weekend.
Eight people in a four-wheel-drive were among the first to be nabbed by police after three occupants - a woman and two men - were found with marijuana on them about 3am on Friday.
The next day, the police drug detector dog sniffed out cannabis hidden in the back of a 17-year-old boy's mobile phone.
A 16-year-old girl was also found with about 82g of hash stuffed in a baby wipes dispenser. |
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By: pol_pak
26/10/2009
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Black belt tourist 'karate chops' robbers
By Eric Tlozek
ABC News
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/10/26/2724 182.htm?site=news
Police in Alice Springs say would-be robbers picked the wrong victim to accost at the weekend.
A 20-year-old German woman was one of a group of tourists attacked by several people on the Wills Terrace footbridge on Saturday evening.
But Superintendent Sean Parnell told 783 ABC Alice Springs the woman was a black belt in karate.
"The victim there managed to punch one of the offenders three times in the face with a karate chop," he said.
"And they then attempted to run away and these baddies chased them and she's swung around and given them a kick to the side of the head and a couple more karate chops and they've run away."
He says she may have injured at least one of the attackers while fighting off the assault.
"We believe that, given the force she's [ ] hit him with, that he may have some injuries," he said.
"Be careful who you pick." |
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By: dallone.ranger
27/10/2009
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Wrong thread Pol.
However we do know who brings drugs into communities, at least I do. |
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By: joe.king9
28/10/2009
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"However we do know who brings drugs into communities, at least I do."
If you know so much about drug trafficking into aboriginal communities report them to the police, or would that might be dobbing yourself in. |
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By: dallone.ranger
28/10/2009
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Wednesday 28-Oct-2009 (0950 hrs CST)
Drugs - Darwin International Airport
Members of the Remote Community Drug Desk and Dog Operations Unit yesterday conducted routine checks of passengers and baggage on a flight bound for Groote Eylandt.
A Drug Dog gave a positive reaction to a 50-year-old man and a subsequent search located 162.1 grams of cannabis on him wrapped in small bundles of electrical tape.
The man will be summonsed to appear in the Alyangula Court for possess Schedule 2 Drug – trafficable. |
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By: dallone.ranger
28/10/2009
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""If you know so much about drug trafficking into aboriginal communities report them to the police, or would that might be dobbing yourself in.""
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Read the below post for the answer Ropes. |
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By: pol_pak
28/10/2009
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| Wrong thread perhaps but is nice to see the good side win occasionally :-) |
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By: joe.king9
28/10/2009
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"However we do know who brings drugs into communities, at least I do."
Tell me how you know, do you have inside information?
And if you do know and don't report it to the authorities then you are just as bad as the drug bosses in the territory who rip off aboriginal communities. |
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By: dallone.ranger
29/10/2009
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Ropes, you have stated many times here that you only smoke dope now, and do not drink alcohol anymore.
Ask yourself how you manage to do that.
And as some of my posts here have clearly shown, it is usually not white people who are taking drugs into communities. Of course there are exceptions to every rule. |
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By: joe.king9
29/10/2009
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"Ropes, you have stated many times here that you only smoke dope now, and do not drink alcohol anymore.
Ask yourself how you manage to do that.
And as some of my posts here have clearly shown, it is usually not white people who are taking drugs into communities. Of course there are exceptions to every rule."
Get it into your thick head, I'm not this Ropes.
I think that he must have gotten you so messed up you are seeing him everywhere. |
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By: dallone.ranger
29/10/2009
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""Get it into your thick head, I'm not this Ropes.
I think that he must have gotten you so messed up you are seeing him everywhere.""
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You are the only person who says Ropes was blacklisted.
How would you know that unless you were him, Joker. |
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By: joe.king9
29/10/2009
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"You are the only person who says Ropes was blacklisted.
How would you know that unless you were him, Joker"
And I put it back to you, how did you know what day steve.ropa was blacklisted?
And here's a heads up for you, I know steve.ropa although I haven't seen him for a while, he dosen't get into town that often but we yarn on other forums.
Your move. |
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By: joe.king9
30/10/2009
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Would a persecution complex explain why you think that anybody who disagree's with your posts and opinions is out to get you?
Would anyone here agree that you are the alpha male of these boards, I don't think so.
Anyway getting back to the topic you seem to have first-hand knowledge of how and by whom drugs get into aboriginal communities.
I would like you to explain in detail the drug business and who grows it, who makes the big dollars by ripping off aboriginal communities and why the police harass the users of cannabis rather than the drug bosses. |
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