The office of the WA director of public relations will get nearly $1.1 million after confiscation of assets of a drug trafficker.
In 2004, Steven John Atherton was caught by the police after they found drugs like cannabis, amphetamines, ecstacy and cash of about $190,000 buried in Maddington.
In 2004, Steven John Atherton was caught by the police after they found drugs like cannabis, amphetamines, ecstacy and cash of about $190,000 buried in Maddington.
In 2008, Atherton was sentenced to imprisonment for eight years. His assets which will be sold is slated to gain above $1 million.
Source: Medindia
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