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SNOWING IN BALI

connections and cash to switch any radar off the true source of his immense wealth. There was no better place for the slinging of bribes than Bali and Chino had a number of police on his payroll, with local papers reporting he was โ€˜a close friend of some high-rank government officialsโ€™. Police officers working for him would sometimes even pass over envelopes filled with cash to the islandโ€™s drug dealers.

Sometimes I go to Chinoโ€™s place, M3, to receive $10,000, or $20,000, and the cop, in uniform, full uniform, gives me the money, says, โ€˜Hey, Andre, Chino left this money for you.โ€™ โ€˜Oh, thanks for this.โ€™ I would never talk to him about drugs, and he never asked, but for sure the cop knew itโ€™s cash for drugs, because he was working for the big boss of cocaine in Bali and moving money for him. The police work for good money to give Chino protection. In a police job in Bali, how much do they get? Two million per month [$200]. Chino pays $2000 per month for the guy just to stay inside and not let the other cops in. Chino is the big boss who works directly with the police.

โ€“ Andre

Chino was slightly short, slightly plump, with a round happy face and swollen lips. With his easy laugh, intelligence and quiet nature, he was the sort of person most people liked. To him, what he was doing to make his millions was illegal, but not sinister. It was business. He did it professionally, selling the best quality drugs to voracious markets. He worked hard, making himself and others filthy rich, especially anyone who could help slip drugs past the Australian borders.

Just being a conduit to a pliable customs officer at any Australian sea or air border could turn someone into an overnight

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