Dean Allison – The Firefighter A senior officer who had a service of more than 20 years is Dean Allison. He is a station officer at Redfern and is also known as a member of the specialist Hazmat team. It is the same Hazmat team that was called in by the police to suspected supply of drugs and drug labs. In 1993, Dean Allison was commended for courageous action in the line of duty. He also received a First Clasp and Good Conduct Medal in 2012 for his 20 years’ service. Forty year old, NSW firefighter who lauded for his good conduct and bravery is now believed to be one of the members of a Sydney drug ring. It was in press release of Daily Telegraph that Dean Allison who was a senior officer at Redfern fire Station has been alleged with charges to supply cocaine. It was also confirmed in the news that Dean Allison will plead for him not guilty of the charges. He was charged for the supply of cocaine in April and these days he is on bail. Dean Allison is alleged by the police for being a part and a bridge between a well established and well known drug network which usually supplies with cocaine, ecstasy drugs and steroids in Sydney on large scale. Dean Allison was arrested with four other people as all of them were alleged for the same case due to the result of Police operation that entailed drug distribution in eastern suburbs of Sydney, Australia. The five people which got arrested included a fitness trainer and a water front worker from Vaucluse. They were arrested by task force Polaris including a specialist squad of NSW police, custom officers which were accompanied by Australian Crime Commission. Detective Superintendent named Nick Bingham who is also the commander of Polaris told that they had alleged a total of five people who were players of different levels and degrees and were found out to be the distributors of narcotics through the eastern suburbs. He also described that the amount of drugs and the cash was detained which is a clear indicator that this drug dealing network is very sophisticated and is widespread. Now this drug dealing network has been broken in to pieces. Dean Allison is found to be in that alleged group of firefighters which also included fitness trainers as well as water front workers.

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Forty year old, NSW firefighter who lauded for his good conduct and bravery is now believed to be one of the members of a Sydney drug ring. It was in press release of Daily Telegraph that Dean Allison who was a senior officer at Redfern fire Station has been alleged with charges to supply cocaine. It was also confirmed in the news that Dean Allison will plead for him not guilty of the charges. He was charged for the supply of cocaine in April and these days he is on bail.

Dean Allison is alleged by the police for being a part and a bridge between a well established and well known drug network which usually supplies with cocaine, ecstasy drugs and steroids in Sydney on large scale. Dean Allison was arrested with four other people as all of them were alleged for the same case due to the result of Police operation that entailed drug distribution in eastern suburbs of Sydney, Australia.

The five people which got arrested included a fitness trainer and a water front worker from Vaucluse. They were arrested by task force Polaris including a specialist squad of NSW police, custom officers which were accompanied by Australian Crime Commission.

Detective Superintendent named Nick Bingham who is also the commander of Polaris told that they had alleged a total of five people who were players of different levels and degrees and were found out to be the distributors of narcotics through the eastern suburbs.

He also described that the amount of drugs and the cash was detained which is a clear indicator that this drug dealing network is very sophisticated and is widespread. Now this drug dealing network has been broken in to pieces. Dean Allison is found to be in that alleged group of firefighters which also included fitness trainers as well as water front workers.