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He could face life imprisonment if convicted.ĭaily Mail Australia does not suggest Nathan Baggaley or Ms Harland are guilty of any offence.Īlexandra Burke breaks down in tears while explaining why she's keeping her baby's name and gender secretĪ Place in the Sun star Danni Menzies reveals shocking facial injuries after being hit by stolen moped travelling at 30mph Ms Harland is the ex-girlfriend of drug kingpin Matthew Delander, who is serving a nine-year jail sentence.ĭru Baggaley, whose bail application was refused, has been charged with possessing a commercial quantity of drugs and drug importation.
Police have identified additional potential members of the syndicate in Australia, including the applicant's brother, Nathan Baggaley,' Detective Toohey told the court.ĭru Baggaley, who claims to be a de facto relationship with Zoo magazine cover girl Jade Harland, said that the packages contained tobacco, not cocaine, while adding that he did not know other members of the alleged drug syndicate. 'The police investigation is still continuing in Australia. Police arrested the 45-year-old Miller after finding methylamphetamine concealed in eight candles in January, a police statement said.Dru Baggaley claims to be in a de facto relationship with Zoo magazine cover girl Jade Harland (pictured) for two yearsĪ Queensland water police boat intercepted the pair and arrested them four hours later. In February, former Olympic swimmer Scott Miller was charged with drug trafficking after Australian police seized methamphetamine valued at 2 million Australian dollars ($1.6 million) and accused him of directing a criminal syndicate. He is not the only Australian Olympic medalist to be accused of drug-related crimes. The brothers were jailed in 2009 for manufacturing and supplying large numbers of ecstasy tablets, and again in 2015 for producing party pills and conspiring to make methamphetamine. Nathan Baggaley was banned for taking steroids in 2005 while still competing as a kayaker.
Nathan Baggaley, 45, will have to serve 12 years in custody before he is eligible to apply for parole, while Dru Baggaley will be eligible to apply for parole after 16 years. Judge Justice Ann Lyons rejected the brothers' claims and sentenced them Tuesday on the basis that Dru Baggaley was a "principal organizer" of the operation and his brother Nathan was "actively involved" on the day the two men went to sea, and was set to be rewarded substantially for his role. The two men were arrested by Queensland Water Police shortly after the pursuit. It also heard the men began throwing the drugs overboard on their way back to the mainland, when they spotted an Australian Navy patrol boat chasing them. Nathan Baggaley of Australia competes during the men's K-1 class 1,000 meter final on Augduring the Athens 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Greece.
DRU BAGGALEY TRIAL
During their trial in Brisbane, the court heard Dru Baggaley, 39, and another man traveled hundreds of miles offshore from northern New South Wales state and picked up 650 kilograms (1,430 pounds) of the drug from a foreign ship. The pair was found guilty by a Brisbane Supreme Court jury in April of attempting to import a commercial quantity of a border-controlled drug in July 2018. Two-time Olympic silver medal-winning kayaker Nathan Baggaley and his younger brother have been jailed for more than 20 years each for trying to smuggle up to 200 million Australian dollars worth of cocaine into Australia.
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