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Lamar Aaron Ahchee’s family says it trusts due process will be upheld in the handling of his case in Indonesia

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6 months ago

June 6, 2025

The family of an Australian man arrested in Bali in connection to the alleged smuggling of 1.7 kilograms of cocaine says it trusts due process will be upheld in the handling of his case.

Lamar Aaron Ahchee was arrested on May 22 at his apartment in the Balinese village of Tibubeneng in North…

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Lamar Aaron Ahchee’s family says it trusts due process will be upheld in the handling of his case in Indonesia

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Lamar Aaron Ahchee’s family says it trusts due process will be upheld in the handling of his case in Indonesia

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