Police raid uncovers meth, cocaine, pills and cash in Morphett Vale drug bust
Two men have been arrested after police raided an industrial premises in Adelaide’s South, uncovering a significant amount of drugs and cash.
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Two men have been arrested after police raided an industrial premises at Morphett Vale, uncovering a significant amount of various drugs, including six kilograms of methamphetamine.
Detectives from the Crime Gangs Task Force, along with STAR group officers and police dog Indi searched the premises about 6pm Thursday.
Police found 6kg of methamphetamine, 1kg of cocaine, 150 ecstasy pills, a pill press, and $26,000 cash. Two men at the premises were arrested, and have been charged with trafficking in a controlled drug, and two counts of trafficking a commercial quantity of a controlled drug.
They were refused bail, expected to appear in the Christies Beach Magistrates Court today.
Detective Superintendent Stephen Taylor, the officer in charge of the Serious and Organised Crime Branch, said: “This is another great result for the Serious and Organised Crime Branch and the South Australian community, in taking these life changing drugs out of circulation,” Detective Superintendent Taylor said.
“Life will also significantly change for the two men charged with these serious drug offences, it is quite simply not with the risk.”
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