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Premium Content Subscriber only A North Coast surfer accused of involvement in a cocaine supply ring has asked the court to ease his bail conditions. Tate Robinson, 22, is among a group of people charged in relation to the alleged supply of cocaine in Northern NSW and Southern Queensland in November. Police have alleged in court documents Jack Stuart Jones, 21, directed the activities of the group while Kai Buzic, 20, Jed Conroy, 21 and former Gold Coast Titans player Michael Gordon are also facing supply charges. Samuel Levi Collin Shaw is also before the court in Queensland. Mr Robinson's girlfriend, Mikayla Noakes, has pleaded guilty to participating in a criminal group activity and two counts of taking part in the supply of a prohibited drug and drug possession and she is due to be sentenced in March.
A pro surfer caught up in the same cocaine bust as a former NRL star has failed in a bid to have a court ban on him seeing his co-accused girlfriend lifted, despite a magistrate admitting it might seem 'cold-hearted'. Tate Robinson, 21, and his Instagram influencer girlfriend Mikayla Noakes, 20, were among seven people arrested last November as part of a police operation targeting a cross-border cocaine syndicate. Tate Robinson. Picture: Instagram Former Gold Coast Titans star Michael Gordon was also arrested in raids on the Tweed Coast. Robinson and Noakes were granted bail on strict conditions including that they have no contact with one another.
A pro surfer caught up in the same cocaine bust as a former NRL star has failed in a bid to have a court ban on him seeing his co-accused girlfriend lifted, despite a magistrate admitting it might seem 'cold-hearted'. Tate Robinson, 21, and his Instagram influencer girlfriend Mikayla Noakes, 20, were among seven people arrested last November as part of a police operation targeting a cross-border cocaine syndicate. Tate Robinson. Picture: Instagram Former Gold Coast Titans star Michael Gordon was also arrested in raids on the Tweed Coast. Robinson and Noakes were granted bail on strict conditions including that they have no contact with one another.
Cocaine syndicate âringleaderâ fronts court The accused ringleader behind a cross-border cocain ring, allegedly involving a former NRL star and a Instagram influencer, has faced court. Crime by Greg Stolz Premium Content Subscriber only The alleged ringleader of a cross-border cocaine ring allegedly involving former Gold Coast Titans NRL star Michael Gordon has faced court. Jack Stuart Jones was among seven people, including Gordon, arrested in police raids last November. They were accused of being part of a syndicate supplying cocaine and MDMA in southeast Queensland and northern NSW. Gordon, who was sacked as an assistant coach at the Titans after his arrest, is due to be sentenced next Monday over his alleged low-level role in the syndicate. Gordon's lawyer Michael McMillan has said Gordon will plead guilty to possessing cocaine but that he was "small fish".
Premium Content Subscriber only A bartender and Instagram "influencer" was among a group monitored for months before police swooped on their alleged drug supply operation. Court documents have revealed telecommunications warrants were issued in August, September and November and police gathered "physical and electronic surveillance" to monitor a group accused of cocaine supply in Northern NSW and Southern Queensland, according to court documents. Mikayla Noakes, 20, who has more than 12,000 Instagram followers, has pleaded guilty to participating in a criminal group activity and two counts of taking part in the supply of a prohibited drug and drug possession. Noakes was just one of a group of people arrested in November last year in several police raids, following The Strike Force Caved investigation that involved more than 34,000 "phone activations" between various accused.