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Extensive phone data to be analysed in boxer's drug trafficking case

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Jenkins, O. (2026, October 2). Extensive phone data to be analysed in boxer's drug trafficking case. ABC News (AU). https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-10-02/rare-breed-gym-owner-ray-dimachki-phone-records/107220670

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ABC News (AU) · collected 2026-10-02 · by Olivia Jenkins

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Prosecutors are analyzing over 70,000 pages of phone data in an investigation involving Ray "Razor" Dimachki, a former boxer charged with cocaine trafficking. Dimachki had previously refused to provide passwords for his devices when questioned by police earlier this year. Additionally, fires that suspiciously destroyed Dimachki's South Melbourne gym are also under scrutiny as part of the ongoing case.
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Ray "Razor" Dimachki, a former boxer and current gym owner in South Melbourne, faces drug trafficking charges for allegedly dealing cocaine. Prosecutors have secured over 70,000 pages of phone data as part of the investigation after Dimachki refused to provide passwords to his devices when asked by police earlier this year. His gym has also recently suffered from a series of suspicious fires, adding another layer of complexity to the case. The extensive data analysis aims to uncover evidence linking Dimachki to the drug trafficking operation in Melbourne.

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🔮 "These are kids who should be worrying about school, sport and spending time with their mates, not whether someone in their friendship group will be the next victim," he said.
🔮 Warning: This story contains details that may distress some readers.
🔮 There were hopes that Hamad's arrest and imprisonment earlier this year would destabilise his violent campaign but it appears to have had little impact, with terrifying violence continuing to spill onto suburban streets across the country.
🔮 The ABC understands police will use phone data to investigate the car fire.
🔮 A lawyer for Jahangir Sharifabadi, 37, has schizophrenia and needs to see a nurse. What's next? He will remain in custody until his next court appearance later this month.
🔮 The almost 4 per cent drop in crime would be cold comfort for those families, whose loved ones were people, not numbers.
🔮 He will return to court later this year.
🔮 "To counter the risk they've engaged in this hiding behaviour and essentially creating weapons caches around suitable locations or locations where they might commit a crime," he said.
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Melbourne South Melbourne

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Dimachki PERSON · 1× Melbourne GPE · 1× Ray "Razor" Dimachki PERSON · 1× South Melbourne GPE · 1×

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More than 70,000 pages of phone data to be analysed in alleged drug-trafficking boxer investigation In short: Prosecutors have obtained more than 70,000 pages of phone data collected as part of an investigation into a Melbourne gym owner accused of drug trafficking.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-02
2026-10-02 · ABC News (AU)
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More than 70,000 pages of phone data to be analysed in alleged drug-trafficking boxer investigation In short: Prosecutors have obtained more than 70,000 pages of phone data collected as part of an investigation into a Melbourne gym owner accused of drug trafficking. asserted
Prosecutors → analyse → trafficking
Court documents show former boxer Ray "Razor" Dimachki, who has been charged with trafficking cocaine, refused to release the passwords of his devices to police earlier this year. asserted
who → show → police
Mr Dimachki's South Melbourne gym was gutted by a series of suspicious fires. asserted
gym → gutte → fires
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