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6.5 tonnes of date-rape drug discovered by police in Sydney storage unit

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A Sydney couple has been charged after the discovery of more than 6.5 tonnes of a drug commonly linked to sexual assaults and overdoses. Police say the $130 million find is one of Australia's biggest seizures.
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