Uranium theft in Australia
Depleted uranium and a substantial amount of chemicals and glassware were found at the shed…
Uranium stash claim,WHITNEY HARRIS The Advertiser, 24 Aug, 2010 A Kangaroo Flat man accused of drug trafficking after a series of police raids turned up a stash of uranium will stand trial next year. Andrew John McNaughton, 47, was one of three men swept up in warrants executed by the Petra Taskforce, Office of Police Integrity, and the Ethical Standards Department in April last year..
…Police allegedly discovered more than $100,000 in cash, a handgun and chemicals intended for the manufacture of amphetamines at McNaughton’s High Street unit on April 1 last year.
Houses in Preston and Bulla and a shed in Harcourt were also raided.
Depleted uranium and a substantial amount of chemicals and glassware were found at the shed……….Uranium stash claim – Local News – News – General – The Advertiser
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