Australian Federal Police charge a 76-year-old man after he allegedly brought more than $22 million worth of the drug ice into the country hidden in shoeboxes.
Australian Federal Police have charged a 76-year-old man after he allegedly brought more than $22 million worth of the drug ice into the country hidden in shoeboxes.It is alleged the Canadian man told Melbourne Airport customs officers the substance was saltThat equates to a street value of about $22 million
Police said it would be alleged in court that after the drug was uncovered, the man claimed it was salt.
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