Prosecutors allege that Kerr and her partner, fellow footballer Kristie Mewis, had been out drinking when they took a taxi to Twickenham Police Station after a dispute with the driver.

During the search, officers allegedly found 22 vacuum-sealed packages of a white substance hidden in his suitcase.

Authorities have warned that drug mules will continue to be targeted and intercepted, with offenders facing serious consequences under Australian law.

Some victims are too young to understand the implications, while others fear consequences if they refuse.

ABF acting Chief Superintendent Sonya Boylan warned against aiding criminal ventures, stating that serious penalties, including jail time, await those who facilitate illegal activities for profit.

A note with antisemitic sentiments and a reference to a Jewish synagogue was also found inside.

Police confirmed they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the sudden incident.

AFP Commander Helen Schneider warned that young people might not realise creating AI-based content featuring classmates could amount to a criminal offence.

The international operation began after AFP intelligence uncovered attempts to smuggle ketamine into Australia via air mail, concealed inside stuffed Christmas toys and household ornaments.

Police confirmed that Bank was intoxicated and causing a disturbance, including alleged racist and vulgar comments directed at crew members.