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Di Carlo charged with perjury by CCC
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High-profile Brisbane lawyer Sam Di Carlo has been charged with perjury, drug and ammunition offences after allegedly lying to Queensland's corruption watchdog.
The 60-year-old has been in the headlines since claiming that the $50,000 in cash discovered at Melbourne Airport being carried by his friend, former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale, belonged to a client of his.
Di Carlo was on Thursday charged with two counts of perjury, unlawful possession of restricted drugs, and possession of explosives following raids at Eight Mile Plains.
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The Crime and Corruption Commission alleges Di Carlo, who's expected to front Brisbane Magistrates Court on September 14, lied at an investigative hearing.
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