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Interior designer Fabio Ragona avoids jail for drug supply, possession
An interior designer who moonlighted as a drug dealer would hold onto the IDs of his clients until they paid their debts, a court has been told.
Texts from Fabio Ragona’s phone revealed he had set up an “enforcement” system to ensure he received the hundreds of dollars he was owed for selling the drugs.
While he avoided jail at Brisbane Supreme Court on Tuesday, the Brisbane-based designer now faces deportation.
Ragona, 37, pleaded guilty to seven drug-related charges that included supplying and possessing dangerous drugs, possessing drug utensils and possessing a relevant substance.
The court was told police discovered his drug stash after they executed a search warrant on his unit on December 18 last year.
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