Guilty plea for drug trafficking

The court heard the offences were not at the high scale level of offending. Picture: File
Denika Anderson

A YOUNG woman has pleaded guilty to trafficking drugs of dependence. The Mildura Magistrates Court heard 23-year-old Rory Evans had been in a relationship with a 28-year-old co-accused when police executed a search warrant on her house in September last year. Police seized her mobile phone, three snaplock bags containing .12g, .57g, and .89g of […]

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