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✓ Illawarra MercuryPower & Policy

Wollongong man pleads guilty to drug supply after crashed drone arrest

Joshua Leigh Dudley Dendulk pleaded guilty to commercial drug supply after police found him trespassing while searching for his crashed drone.

Why it mattersDendulk's arrest highlights how police piece together drug supply cases from odd details, and his guilty plea removes the case from trial.

AustraliaDrug supply and trafficking convictions carry significant jail time in New South Wales; this case shows how trespassing calls can uncover larger criminal operations.

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