Three Tauranga men and a woman are on trial defending serious methamphetamine and cannabis charges.
The charges includes the manufacturing of $2.3m worth of methamphetamine, commonly known as P.
At the High Court in Rotorua today, Royce Duncan, 40s, and Wallace Bramley, 38, both defended a joint count each of
manufacturing methamphetamine and conspiring to supply the drug.
Former policeman and real estate agent Nigel David Walker, 47, denied a count of conspiring with Duncan to engage in money laundering activities in respect of the purchase of a property, namely an industrial unit, at Mount Maunganui's Aerodrome Rd.
The fourth defendant Stacey Helen Russell (aka Clark), 36, denied a count each of supplying equipment, namely scales, to Duncan which were capable of being used in the manufacturing of methamphetamine.
