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ABC NEWS (AUSTRALIA) A2 VIOLENT & ORGANIZED CRIME LOW RISK Published 2 Oct 2026 at 05:05 UTC, affecting AU

ABC: Extensive phone data to be analysed in boxer's drug trafficking case

Australian prosecutors are analyzing over 70,000 pages of phone data in the drug trafficking investigation involving Melbourne gym owner Ray 'Razor' Dimachki.

Prepared automatically by complead Research from ABC News (Australia), published 2 Oct 2026.

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Australian prosecutors are analyzing over 70,000 pages of phone data in the drug trafficking investigation involving Melbourne gym owner Ray 'Razor' Dimachki.

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Ray 'Razor' Dimachki
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  • Review customer due diligence for links to Ray 'Razor' Dimachki
  • Assess controls for detecting drug trafficking-related transactions
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FROM THE NOTICE Prosecutors obtained more than 70,000 pages of phone data collected as part of an investigation into Melbourne gym owner Ray "Razor" Dimachki. ABC News (Australia), 2 Oct 2026, 05:05 UTC, abc.net.au

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