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Warrawong woman denied bail on drug trafficking charges linked to AliExpress

Emma Rose Maree Rumble, 26, remains behind bars after a judge refused bail on charges of importing and dealing GHB.

Rumble was charged with importing GHB through AliExpress and trafficking it. Rumble allegedly ordered consignments using her own name, phone number and address.

Police found a notebook with details of earlier orders. Police also found one gram of methamphetamine on her that day.

Rumble's lawyer cited a recent schizophrenia diagnosis and proposed strict bail conditions. The judge refused, citing her criminal record and risk of failing to appear.

She faces a maximum 25-year sentence if convicted.

26 years old
Age
25 years
Maximum sentence
one gram
Methamphetamine found
September 9
Court date

Why it mattersThe case shows how online platforms can be used to import controlled drugs and the serious consequences of trafficking offences.

AustraliaNSW courts continue to crack down on drug trafficking, with significant sentences available even for first-time sophisticated offenders.

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