According to miragenews report on February 3rd, at around noon on January 31, 2025, the Northern Territory Police received intelligence that there were illegal substances at a residence in the Palmerston area of Australia. Subsequently, officers from the Serious Crime Investigation Unit went to the location and conducted a search of the residence, during which a large quantity of illegal items were seized, including cannabis and 2335 nicotine e-cigarettes, estimated to be worth around $140,000 Australian dollars (approximately $85,000 USD).
According to Northern Territory police, this operation was the result of collaboration between the Serious Crime Investigation Unit, the K-9 unit, and the Drug and Organized Crime Division. Additionally, police stated that the success of this operation was also due to the information provided by members of the community.
Currently, a 21-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman have been issued court summons by the authorities for their alleged involvement with illegal items in question.
Original: 非法电子烟被查获-帕默斯顿 Translation: Illegal vape seized - Palmerston
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