$10m in luxury assets frozen in meth importation investigation
Police have restrained luxury cars, properties and jewellery worth $10 million following an investigation into an alleged attempt to import over half a tonne of methamphetamine.
Luxury vehicles, properties and jewellery totalling $10 million have been restrained by police in connection with an alleged methamphetamine importation network. The assets were seized following an investigation into what is described as one of New Zealand's biggest meth imports, involving an alleged 515 kilograms of the drug.
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Luxury cars, homes among $10m in assets frozen in meth probe
Luxury vehicles, properties and jewellery have been restrained following an investigation into an alleged attempt to import more than half a tonne of methamphetamine.
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Luxury assets totalling $10m restrained after 515kg meth importation
Luxury cars, jewellery and properties worth $10m have been seized after police uncovered an alleged crime network behind one of New Zealand's biggest meth imports.