Prominent Australian restaurant owner charged as cocaine ring shut downPolice seize cocaine and ice worth an estimated A$1million and arrest four people including Brisbane chef Daniel Milos. Prominent Australian restaurant owner Daniel Milos has been charged while up to A$ 1million (NZ$1.1 million) worth of drugs and expensive cars have been seized in one of Queensland's biggest cocaine investigations. But police won't confirm if Milos's Toowong restaurant Mariosarti in Brisbane was being used to launder proceeds from the alleged citywide cocaine supply operation. Five people, including 40-year-old Milos, were charged with 30 serious drug offences after cocaine was allegedly found at three properties. Facebook Brisbane's Mariosarti restaurant owner Daniel Milos was arrested on Friday.

Source: Stuff April 21, 2017 08:15 UTC