Miller was using the supposedly encrypted ANOM phone app when he learnt a plan to smuggle 4kg of meth from Sydney to Albury on the Victorian border had ended in arrests.
Miller, the 100m butterfly silver medallist at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, drove 4kg of meth hidden in a secret compartment about 280km from Sydney to Yass then handed it over for transport to Albury.
Scott Miller s shambolic meth-smuggling scheme had no chance of success, with police watching, listening to and tracking every movement of the drugs from start to finish.
Published May 4, 2021
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A Sydney woman has taken to TikTok to recount a scary incident where a man tried to lure her out of her car while she was driving home one night.
Alyssa Gray, 33, was driving home in the Rozelle / Balmain area on Saturday March 13 at around 10pm when she reached a set of lights and the man in the car beside her started talking to her. Alyssa’s partner was sitting behind her but because she had her surfboard in the car, he was not clearly visible to other drivers.