A New South Wales man is given a two-year good behaviour bond for trading fake gold bullion for an electric mountain bike.
NSW man who traded fake gold bars for e-bike ordered to repay $7.5k
In short:
David Robert Meade has been given two years' good behaviour for trading fake gold bullion for an electric mountain bike.
His lawyer told the court he had "significant debts to drug dealers" at the time of the offending.
What's next?
He will now serve a two-year sentence in the community and has been ordered to pay a fine and $7,500 in compensation.
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