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The accused was sentenced to four years' incarceration for commercial drug trafficking after absconding during trial.
Jerome Bosnjak was found guilty of multiple counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking in Schedule I drugs (crystal methamphetamine, cocaine, Ketamine, GHB) and possession of proceeds of crime.
The court imposed a global sentence of four years' incarceration, less pre-sentence custody, for the drug trafficking offences, with a concurrent 30-day sentence for proceeds of crime.
Aggravating factors included the commercial nature of the drug operation, the offender's absconding during trial, and a complete lack of remorse.
Mitigating factors were few, primarily the agreement to an Agreed Statement of Facts.
Ancillary orders included a 10-year weapons prohibition, a DNA sample order, and forfeiture of seized cash and drug paraphernalia.
