Australian Custom Service

Ecstasy seizures, reported by the Australian Customs Service, declined from 2375 kg in the financial year of 2004/03, to 413 kg in the financial year of 2005/06. The number of ecstasy related seizures, made by the Australian Customs, declined from 169 to 135 (Australian Customs Services, 2006, reported in NDARC, Australian Trmdi in Ecstasy and Related Drug Markets 2006, Findings from the Ecstasy and Related Drugs Reporting System (EDRS), Sidney 2007). [Pg.164]

Beare, M. Structures, Strategies, and Tactics of Transnational Criminal Organizations Critical Issues for Enforcement Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Criminology, Australian Customs Service, and Australian Federal Police Transnational Crime Conference, Canberra, March 9- , 2000. [Pg.190]

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