Business mate ‘holding $200K gambling proceeds’
A SMALL fortune in money allegedly dumped by fugitive drug boss Tony Mokbel into a mate’s bank account is in limbo. Melbourne businessman Emidio Navarroli’s account holds $200,000, which Mokbel allegedly told police he deposited from gambling proceeds.
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