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Grant Stevens. Senior Australian police officer in navy uniform and checkered cap at official setting
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Police chief pushes for penalties on buyers of black-market cigarettes

SA Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says buyer penalties should be considered. Currently, it is illegal to sell illicit smokes but legal to buy them.

Why it mattersBlack-market smokes lower legal prices and fund organized crime networks. Closing the buyer gap could break up these criminal operations.

AustraliaIf South Australia tightens its laws, it could influence other states to follow, changing where Australians can legally buy cheap tobacco and how police enforce drug-related crime.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 d ago

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