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When they were arrested, pulled in for a quater.

Where were you all?

Were you and the team inside a room listening to the arrest?

Oh, I mean, how did it work?

I mean, there was no remote monitoring or anything like that.

That's Paul Griffiths, one of the investigators with Task Force Argos.

We were kept in fairly constant touch over the course of the whole weekend.

Griffiths is based in Brisbane, Australia.

He works for the Queensland Police Service.

Time zones obviously present some kind of a challenge and I think by the time.

He and the rest of Task Force Argos were waiting for the news of Orhead's arrest.

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