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lucille 1st Sep 2020 10:41


Originally Posted by Mumbai Merlin (Post 10875058)
I imagine the pilot has shed a few kilo's by now, he looked a little plump on TV, a few weeks in Bomana will change that! :}

Our gin and tonic swilling embassy staff probably already have him sequestered somewhere safe. Human rights and all that nonsense so near and dear to DFATs hearts will prevail.

Mumbai Merlin 9th Sep 2020 07:57

9th Sept. PNG Post Courier

Three men allegedly involved in the K160 million drug bust outside Port Moresby on July 26 have pleaded not guilty to the charges of aiding and abetting and conveying smuggled goods.
Waigani Court Magistrate Dessie Kaputin Magaru adjourned their cases to Oct 15.
Dominic Telauki Terupa, 34, of Mortlock in Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Morgan Mogu, 35 of Abau in Central and Shane Dikana, 31, from Lealea village in Kairuku/Hiri, Central are remanded at the Bomana Correctional Service.
The two foreigners also allegedly involved in the drug bust also had their cases adjourned.
Australian aircraft pilot David John Cutmore’s case was adjourned to Sept 24, after lawyer Agnes Peter requested for a two weeks adjournment because she was attending to another case at the National court.
He is staying at the Bomana refugee detention centre.


packapoo 9th Sep 2020 22:28

Oh dear. I know the family of the last named. Decent people.

Squawk7700 9th Sep 2020 23:21

I can think of easier ways to get hold of a Playstation.

Magnetomick 17th Sep 2020 06:25

Mother ship NIP
 
Trying to find the media source, but I think a vessel connected with the LHI and Newcastle drug haul, possibly the “muvver ship”and Police had a “shots fired exchange” incident around New Ireland several weeks ago.

Mary 17th Sep 2020 19:50

Question unrelated to this thread - but PNG content
 
Can anyone give us an idea of the ownership, company structures and maybe current operations for these three organisations:

Airr PNG
Tropic Air
Heavi Lift

Asking for a friend ............. (actually, an investor looking to sink some money into the oil and gas business, doing their due diligence on support infrastructure).

Because there is never smoke without fire, rumour and innuendo welcome..............

Office Update 17th Sep 2020 21:33

Mary, you have to be kidding .. where did you come from?

Air PNG, no such thing, basic internet check would show the company as 'PNG Air', owned by NASFUND
Tropicair is one word, again basic internet search would assist you, predominately Malaysian owned
Heavi Lift, again you show a teenager attitude as the spelling is 'Hevilift', NASFUND has their finger in the pie.

No investor would recruit a person such as yourself, with such poor spelling and lack of background research.

Due diligence is undertaken by law firms and accounting firms, not a Mary or in pidgeon english a "meri"

Office Update 30th Sep 2020 12:43

A few lines in the Post Courier the other day suggest that the pilot may walk free, along with all the other players.
Apparently he/they were arrested by the wrong people; viz: Police/Customs; squabbling in the ranks etc.
Clever lawyer!.
Don't laugh because it is PNG and it's "the land of the unexpected"
..

lucille 1st Oct 2020 01:10

That would be hilarious, if true.

And surprisingly not unexpected!🤣

Seaeagle109 8th Oct 2020 21:31

From the PNG Post Courier today.

One charge against the pilot dropped; that of illegal entry to the country during the pandemic.

https://postcourier.com.pg/court-dis...tralian-pilot/



aroa 8th Oct 2020 22:51

Aah the 'law,' lawyers and bureaucracy.! Dont you love 'em
He's not free to go yet

Seaeagle109 14th Oct 2020 21:34

From the Post Courier, more charges laid against the pilot.

https://postcourier.com.pg/aussie-pi...fresh-charges/

lucille 14th Oct 2020 22:49

Here’s my 2 cents.
The pilot will plea bargain to allow him to serve his sentence in Australia. If no plea bargain, then there will be heavy pressure by DFAT.
He will be sent to some cushy prison farm in Queensland for a year or two at the most and then because of good behaviour, health issues, and what ever dodgy excuses his lawyer will concoct, he will get parole. Everyone’s a winner in the drug trade in Australia.

geeup 15th Oct 2020 06:37

He already has medical issues with a dodgy ticker.

Seaeagle109 12th Nov 2020 08:22

Interesting that some charges have been dropped.

https://postcourier.com.pg/court-gra...aine-smuggler/

Makes you wonder if anybody will be held accountable.

Kagamuga 16th Dec 2020 10:54

Nearly five months since the event took place.
I think the chubby pilot will have shed a few pounds in detention.
Perhaps a food package for Christmas? :}

Duck Pilot 17th Dec 2020 09:20

I’m sure he has meet a few new businesses associates at the retreat.

Probably very fluent in Tok Pisin now and has a taste for SP and the local talent!

Kagamuga 18th Dec 2020 01:08

Two Kina Meri ?
Em Nau !:E

lucille 18th Dec 2020 07:24

Didn’t the High Comm. rescue him from prison and put him in some comfortable refugee camp? Maybe he’s squealing in gratitude already. Wonder if the Aerostar at Redcliffe has any connection with this lot?

Office Update 18th Dec 2020 07:52

The pilot of the Redcliffe airport snatch was charged in Brisbane Magistrates Court today, released on bail.
Mark Nolan. fairly well known. If he squeals too loudly then ......
CH 9 News.
Wonder if there is a connection to the PNG heist?


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