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Jamie Murphy has been released from custody after Bali police confirmed there were no drugs detected in the Perth teenager's blood and urine, or in the white powder found on him in a Kuta nightclub.
Source: ABC News | Duration: 42sec
Topics: drug-offences, law-crime-and-justice, bali, indonesia, perth-6000
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