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Drug dealers targeting schoolies on Gold Coast streets this weekend will be recorded by advanced military technology fitted to the city new police helicopter.
The chopper eyeinthesky highresolution camera is able to spot a drug deal in progress from 300m up and zoom in to identify drugs changing hands.
Police said the vision would be so clear it could be used as video evidence in court when prosecuting criminals, taking policing to a whole new level.
The technology _ FLIR Safire 3HD _ cost almost $1 million and was imported from the US to be fitted on the outside of the helicopter.
Meanwhile, a magistrate yesterday refused bail to a Surfers Paradise man facing drug charges because he was an unacceptable risk during Schoolies week.
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Police allege they searched Shiels early yesterday morning and found 28 grams of methamphetamine in a Louis Vuitton case.
He was taken to the Surfers Paradise police station and police searched his Surfers apartment, where they allegedly found 1986 MDMA tablets, 550 grams of cannabis and undisclosed amounts of heroin, cocaine and cash.