ACT Policing’s Criminal Investigations Drug Team detectives early today (Tuesday November 16) executed a search warrant on a house in Fadden, seizing over $10,000 worth of steroids and other illicit drugs.
Following information received from members of the public, detectives executed the warrant around 5am on the Gowrie Street house, where they located the illicit substances in both the kitchen and a bedroom.
A 27-year-old man is expected to be summonsed at a later date to face charges relating to the possession of illicit drugs.
Today’s drug seizure follows on from a search warrant conducted at a Kingston unit last week, in which detectives seized a number of packages suspected to contain methyl amphetamine (ICE).
Information from the community is vital in helping police combat the production and distribution of amphetamines. This Friday, ACT Policing and Crime Stoppers are participating in a national phone-in day, “Say Something Day”, codenamed Operation Unification.
Anyone with any information about illicit drug use and distribution in the community is urged to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, where they can speak with police anonymously.
Pocock says tax concessions for landlords can be reformed and still protect existing investments
The sentiments expressed in this article by David and Jacquie are, in my opinion, a step in the… View
A million migrants in two years, tent cities everywhere, still Pocock flatly refuses to look at the… View
Hiking Mount Taylor in the next three months? You'll need another place to park
You could tell they weren't serious about that when they built a stone wall for the bus stop and… View
The Govt sure takes its time to commence infrastructure projects. It will be interesting to hear the… View
3 months is a joke. Also not duplicating it is a joke. It reminds me they are redoing Athlon drive.… View
More than 32,000 flock to War Memorial Dawn Service
So even the Socialists couldn't redefine ANZAC Day in the Socialist Capital of Australia. A good day… View
Backyard relic discovery highlights story of one of Tumut's overlooked WWI heroes
This link is to an interesting article on the 'next of kin memorial plaque' ..… View
I don’t want to detract from anything any of the parties to this amazing find have done but the… View
Congratulations to Ms Mason on such a well-researched article. And closing the circle of memory for… View