Police charge fake Aussie koala man The importer of Chinese-made plush koala and kangaroo toys marketed falsely under the Australia Made label has been charged with stalking.
Crime by Candace Sutton 4th Mar 2021 3:33 PM The fake Aussie toy seller who imports plush koalas and kangaroos from China and tags them with bogus versions of the iconic Australian Made label has been charged by police. Wei Qing Zhang, also known as William Zhang, allegedly stalked and intimidated a former staffer at the warehouse where he secretly processes the Australian fakes. It is alleged that he approached the former factory worker and said: I m going to kill you. You are going to die .
• Two counts of not keep firearm safe, possess or use prohibited weapon without permit
• Not police officer wear police uniform
• Possess prohibited drug
He was refused bail to appear in Bankstown Local Court today (Friday 26 February 2021).
A 27-year-old woman was arrested at Bossley Park and taken to Fairfield Police Station. She was charged with supply prohibited drug on an ongoing basis, supply prohibited drug more than an indictable quantity, knowingly deal with proceeds of crime, deal with proceeds of crime, and participate in a criminal group.
She was refused bail to appear in Fairfield Local Court today.
Investigations under Strike Force Riesling are continuing.
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