A South Australian man busted with meth in Bali has departed Indonesia after completing a court-designated rehabilitation program.
More than 3g of meth was found by police when they raided the Kuta hotel room of Port Lincoln father-of-two Troy Smith in April.
He was convicted of drug possession in July and Smith, whose lawyers had argued was an addict, was ordered to spend six months in an Indonesian rehabilitation facility.
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On Thursday it was revealed he had finished that and has since “departed Indonesia”.
“He deeply regrets his poor decisions and offers sincere apologies to the Indonesian and Australian communities and his family, friends and partner,” a statement issued on his behalf said.
“We express sincere gratitude to the rehabilitation centre staff for their professionalism and compassionate care, and to the Indonesian government for their humane support.
“We thank the Indonesian legal system for prioritising rehabilitation over incarceration and recognising the value of genuine rehabilitation.
“Troy now embraces sobriety with humility and a fresh commitment to contributing positively to the broader community.”
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