Homes & Property New ZealandReal Estate agent charged with dealing meth and perjury
An estate agent charged with dealing meth used coded language about “contracts” and “sale and purchase agreements” to discuss buying the Class-A drug from […]
Property Noise Editorial Team
24 January 2017 • 1 min read
- An estate agent charged with dealing meth used coded language about “contracts” and “sale and purchase agreements” to discuss buying the Class-A drug from her supplier, then perjured herself in an affidavit, police allege.

Paihia agent Tonya Maree Spicer and her husband Paul Anthony Spicer are jointly charged with possession of methamphetamine for supply. Photo / File
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