In a unique smuggling attempt, four Australian men were caught trying to import 22.4 kg (49.4 lbs) of cocaine concealed in Xerox printers. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) and Australian Border Force (ABF) intercepted the shipment in Melbourne on April 30, 2017, discovering ten packages of white powder hidden in the printers' paper trays. The street value of the cocaine was estimated between 9.3 million and 12.4 million AUD (approximately $6.7 million to $9 million). Following the interception, authorities replaced the drugs with an alternative material and sent the package to its intended destination, a factory in Airport West, Victoria, while tracking the shipment. In May 2017, the AFP arrested the four men who attempted to retrieve the printers. Recently, one man was sentenced to nine years in prison, while two others received 10-year sentences in previous years. The fourth man was found not guilty. This incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in combating organized crime in Australia, as noted by AFP's acting commander, Simone Butcher.