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NSW Police found the white Mitsubishi Fuso in Menangle, three hours away from Newcastle, where the body of 31-year-old Brazilian national, Bruno Borges Martins was discovered near 54kg of cocaine. It's believed the truck was used in the failed drug rip, which took place in May 2022.
NSW Police found the white Mitsubishi Fuso in Menangle, three hours away from Newcastle, where the body of 31-year-old Brazilian national, Bruno Borges Martins was discovered near 54kg of cocaine. It's believed the truck was used in the failed drug rip, which took place in May 2022.
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