Victorian drug accused to face Qld court A Victorian man accused of helping a drug syndicate traffic more than $22 million worth of cannabis into Queensland will face court on the Gold Coast. The 39-year-old was extradited to Queensland on Tuesday and will face Southport Magistrates Court on Wednesday accused of being the interstate syndicate's connection to the producers of the drug. He will face two charges of trafficking dangerous drugs, one of which will include charges under Queensland's Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment legislation targeting outlaw bikie gangs. His arrest is the latest to come from Operation Kilo Zurich, which finished in April. The investigation uncovered two syndicates that were using domestic airports to ferry cannabis from Victoria into Queensland. The man who will face court on Wednesday is accused of facilitating the transport of almost 2.5 tonnes of the drug. Police allege the raids in April netted more than $1 million worth of cannabis and resulted in the seizure of about $10 million in assets. Brothers Joshua and Terrence Thornbury are accused of being the kingpins of one of the syndicates and are among the 36 people charged with more than 138 offences following the closure of the investigation. It's alleged the syndicates used perfumed suitcases to mask the smell of the drugs as they were ferried through Queensland airports.