According to the Daily Mail, new state police found a man carrying a methamphetamine worth 10 million Australian dollars in a truck with a total amount of 20 kilograms. The man carrying drugs was called Yaqoob Hassanpoo.. The suspect will appear before the Wentworth District Court on September 4.
Police reportedly found the man carrying 10 million Australian dollars worth of methamphetamine during a random breath test.
While driving in the new state of Balranald, the man was discovered by police to hide 20 kilograms of methamphetamine on a Holden truck. The drug was so addictive that police arrested the 38-year-old man, Yaqoob Hassanpoor..
"these drug are not hidden at all," the police said.
A police spokesman told Australia`s Daily Mail that only 15 kilograms of methamphetamine were found in trucks at first, but five kilograms of methamphetamine were later found in a thorough search.
"A total of 20 kilograms of methamphetamine were found," a police spokesman said.
The 38-year-old Yaqoob Hassanpoor is accused of carrying a 10 million Australian dollar worth of methamphetamine (scene photo)
Hassanpoor was intercepted by police on the Sturt road in western New South Wales.
Hassanpoor was arrested by police and charged with supplying large amounts of commercial use of methamphetamine, as well as possession of illegal drug.
Hassanpoor, from Adelaide, was charged with trafficking illegal drug from South Australia to New South Wales. Hassanpoor will be held in prison until he appears before the Wentworth District Court on September 4.
Wentworth District Court, where Hassanpoor will appear on 4 Septembe
