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Schapelle Corby: police raid Channel Seven offices over 'crime proceeds' Schapelle Corby: police raid Channel Seven offices over 'crime proceeds'
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Federal police have conducted a raid at Channel Seven’s Sydney offices in Pyrmont. Federal police have conducted raids at Channel Seven’s Sydney offices in Pyrmont, Martin Place and Eveleigh.
The raids are believed to be linked to an investigation into proceeds of crime derived by Schapelle Corby.The raids are believed to be linked to an investigation into proceeds of crime derived by Schapelle Corby.
Seven is believed to have secured an interview with the high-profile Australian former prisoner, who was last week released from Bali’s Kerobokan prison after serving nine years for smuggling marijuana.Seven is believed to have secured an interview with the high-profile Australian former prisoner, who was last week released from Bali’s Kerobokan prison after serving nine years for smuggling marijuana.
“The AFP can confirm it has executed a number of search warrants in Sydney in relation to an ongoing Proceeds of Crime Act matter,” a federal police spokesman said.“The AFP can confirm it has executed a number of search warrants in Sydney in relation to an ongoing Proceeds of Crime Act matter,” a federal police spokesman said.
“As this matter is ongoing, it is not appropriate for the AFP to comment any further.”“As this matter is ongoing, it is not appropriate for the AFP to comment any further.”
Indonesian authorities have warned Corby it would be “stupid” to speak to the media.Indonesian authorities have warned Corby it would be “stupid” to speak to the media.