Operation Juliet Cheshire charges 89 people and seizes $3.5m worth of drugs from organised crime ring A POLICE sting on an organised drug ring in Brisbane has resulted in 89 people being charged and about $3.5 million worth of drugs seized. Operation Juliet Cheshire has been an 18-month investigation focussing on a drug network trafficking high quality dangerous drugs throughout southeast Queensland, including prominent Brisbane nightclubs. A 36-year-old man was arrested yesterday in Melbourne while another 36-year-old man was arrested in Sydney for their alleged involvement in the drug ring. Both men will be extradited to Queensland and will appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court tomorrow, charged with trafficking dangerous drugs. It follows a March 26 interception of a 27-year-old Victoria Point man who was arrested at Brisbane Airport after flying in from Sydney. He was allegedly carrying a kilogram of crystallised methamphetamine. Later that day a search was conducted on a Victoria Point address and uncovered a further two kilograms of methamphetamine, approximately 4000 MDMA pills and a large quantity of cash. Another man, 34, was also located by police. Both men were charged conjointly with one count of drug trafficking, three counts of possession of dangerous drugs and one count of possessing proceeds of crime and were due to appear in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on May 6.