MARBELLA CLUB

Juan Carlos Ramirez Abadia entered not guilty plea Monday in federal court in Brooklyn and was ordered held without bail.U.S. prosecutors allege that Ramirez Abadia was a leader of a Colombian cartel that shipped cocaine worth $10 billion into the United States between 1990 and 2003.They also say Ramirez Abadia, whose nickname is "Lollipop," played key roles in the killings of rivals.He was captured last year in Brazil, where he was living in a luxurious home.

Asian crime gang responsible for trafficking heroin between Adelaide and Melbourne have been arrested following raids on two Henley Beach homes.Five people, including three South Australians, were arrested and charged with trafficking heroin after police swooped on an alleged “buy” on on Saturday.During separate raids on a Seaview Rd home and a Henderson St home police seized 250 grams of high-grade heroin, cash and a vehicle worth $20,000. A cutting agent for the drug was also found at one of the homes.Three South Australians - a Croydon Park man, 38, a Grange man, 23, and a Gepps Cross man, 23 - were charged with trafficking heroin between Adelaide and Melbourne.Two people from interstate were also arrested - a woman from Deer Park in Victoria, 30, and a man from Cabramatta in New South Wales, 44.Police allege the man from Croydon Park and the man from Cabramatta were the principal agents in the drug ring.