Scottish couple charged after Australian police seize 100kg of ketamine
- A Scottish couple is facing at least 15 years in prison in Australia after the New South Wales (NSW) police seized over 107kg of ketamine from a car rented by the tourists.
- Jack Farrelly, 30, and Demi McDaid, 23, were arrested and charged in Sydney on 29 June following a raid on a hotel in north Sydney, the NSW police said.
- The police have alleged that the couple had arrived in Australia for "the sole purpose" of taking part in the distribution and supply of large commercial quantities of prohibited drugs.
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- A Scottish couple is facing at least 15 years in prison in Australia after the New South Wales (NSW) police seized over 107kg of ketamine from a car rented by the tourists.
- Jack Farrelly, 30, and Demi McDaid, 23, were arrested and charged in Sydney on 29 June following a raid on a hotel in north Sydney, the NSW police said.
- The police have alleged that the couple had arrived in Australia for "the sole purpose" of taking part in the distribution and supply of large commercial quantities of prohibited drugs.
Sources: The Independent