CFMEU delegate charged with dealing drugs at Melbourne work sites
Police allege a 35-year-old union delegate was part of a trio trafficking drugs at construction sites across Melbourne.
A 35-year-old union delegate and two others were arrested in Melbourne on Thursday morning as part of an investigation into alleged drug dealing at construction sites, according to police. The charges against the men include trafficking anabolic steroids, possession of prescription drugs, and possession of weapons. The 35-year-old delegate from Mulgrave, the 32-year-old from Fitzroy, and the 18-year-old woman from Fitzroy were all taken into custody by authorities from Taskforce Hawk.
The trio is accused of importing drugs and steroids through the mail and selling them at construction sites across the city. Police seized a significant amount of drugs, including steroids and cocaine, as well as cash, electronic devices, and weapons during the raids at three properties in Mulgrave, Heathmont, and Fitzroy. The 35-year-old delegate and the 32-year-old man have been bailed to appear in Melbourne Magistrates Court in January, while the 18-year-old woman was released on summons.
Police allege that the men were involved in various drug-related offences and will be facing charges accordingly.
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