Raid uncovers weapons, drugs
A police raid on a home in suburban Brunswick, Victoria, has uncovered drugs and firearms
A police raid on a home in suburban Brunswick, Victoria, has uncovered drugs and firearms, including a pistol with a silencer and a Taser-like weapon.
Members of the Fawkner Divisional Response Unit raided the house in Blythe Street last Monday and, as well as the weapons, they found a cache made up of ice, ecstasy tablets, cocaine, cannabis and hashish.
A large amount of money was also found. Dimitrios Georgakopoulos, 37, of Brunswick, has been charged with possession of drugs, an unregistered firearm, a prohibited weapon and proceeds of crime.
He has been remanded in custody.
Advertisement
- Eurovision 2013: The kitsch and the high notes
- Kewell dumped by Al Gharafa
- Greeks abroad may help Greece and Cyprus recovery
- Lora Mokbel farewelled
- Director Oliver Stone wishes Tsipras 'good luck'
- Migration intake stays the same
- Triple header match day with Belmore United
- Greek Australian women talk: how to make a succesful career?
- Heristanidis shortlisted for NSW Premier's Literary Award
- Battle of Crete Anniversary to be commemorated at Cenotaph
-
4
-
3
-
2
-
2
-
2
-
1
- 8 May 2013 | 12 Votes
- 15 May 2013 | 9 Votes
- 8 May 2013 | 8 Votes
- 3 May 2013 | 8 Votes
- 13 May 2013 | 7 Votes
- 24 Apr 2013 | 6 Votes
Advertisement
Advertisement
More from this Section
- Steve Agi found safe
- Boxing Day spree to top $1.8 billion
- Lora Mokbel farewelled
- Migration intake stays the same
- Multicultural facilities allocated restoration funds
- Greeks abroad may help Greece and Cyprus recovery
- Makris envisions big things for Marina Mirage
- Thanasi you're a scholar!
- Hawke labels Coalition's parental leave plan 'poor policy'
- Raptis disputes $21m tax debt
-
Greek Australian businessman Mark Voyage was one of the first Australians to crack the Chinese market and witnessed historic moments from a local perspective
-
The Eurovision Song Competition still remains the most watched non-sporting event of the year. Greece's entry is unique, but will it win?
-
A conversation with three succesful women in finance and banking will give advice on how to succeed in business
-
The government will have to complete certain structural reforms before the second tranche is released
-
Wendy Jobson stole more than $7.8 million from the Koroneos Group in 1478 separate transactions over a five year period
-
MP Maria Vamvakinou has vowed to stop Golden Dawn opening Australian offices after what she saw in Greece
-
NSW is Australia's first state to recognise the genocides and hopes are that other states will follow
-
The new law overturns what had been a guarantee of a job for life for workers in Greece's notoriously bloated civil service.
-
Greek supporters left without Greek derby, as Oakleigh Cannons decide not to enter the FFV Knockout Cup match with South Melbourne
-
Cafe owners embrace goodwill scheme for the less fortunate
-
An internet project is recording the experiences of those who left Greece because of the crisis - to be reborn overseas
-
The Victorian Premier League returns this weekend with Round Five, and South Melbourne welcome Richmond Eagles, and their new coach, in their first home game this season
-
The ring is said to have transported hundreds of kilos of cannabis from Albania to Western Europe
-
Round seven of NSW League Two preview
-
A dancer for more than 15 years, 20-year-old Natalie Marinopoulos will shine in the world's first amateur production of the famous musical, The Phantom Of The Opera
-
Vevi and Corinth targeted in attempt to locate troops buried anonymously
-
The Victorian government's grants program will fund improvements to community-owned facilities up to $100,000
-
Known as Heracleion to the ancient Greeks the town lies 9 meters down the Mediterranean ocean
Comments
Post new comment