Occasional cocaine use drives drug’s increased popularity, funding violent gangs

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Police are warning the drug is funding and fuelling organised crime, as more than 4 per cent of Australians admitted to recent use. | marywardy fergushunter

A record one in 24 Australians say they used cocaine in 2019 and police are warning the growing number of young recreational users that their habit is funding and fuelling violent organised crime on city streets.

More than 98 per cent of cocaine users were aged between 20 and 49 and men were more likely to report use than women. NSW accounted for more than half of the estimated cocaine use, consuming 3 tonnes in 2019-20, compared to Victoria’s 1.2 tonnes and Queensland’s 900kg.NSW Police “There is a total disconnect between a social setting in NSW and the ruthless transnational crime groups that supply cocaine,” he said.

 

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