Kym Harcla faces Biloela court on drugs charges

A police drug raid at a Central Queensland mother’s home uncovered sales ‘tick sheets’ as well as drugs and other related items.

Kym Nicole Harcla pleaded guilty in Biloela Magistrates Court to four drugs charges.

Drug sales “tick sheets” were found by police during a raid of a Biloela mother’s home, a court has heard.

Kym Nicole Harcla, 52, pleaded guilty in Biloela Magistrates Court this month to two counts of possessing a dangerous drug, and one count each of possessing drug utensils and something used in the commission of a drug crime.

The court heard police executed a search warrant at Harcla’s Biloela residence on July 4.

Police prosecutor Kelvin Boyd said officers seized 30.6g of cannabis, cannabis oil, digital scales, a bong, and a notebook containing people’s names and monetary amounts which was commonly referred to as a “tick sheet.”

The court heard Harcla had drug offending on her criminal history including two entries from last year.

It was also told Harcla, a mother, had made an appointment with Alcohol and Other Drugs Service (AODS).

A self-represented Harcla told Magistrate Philippa Beckinsale she did not want to be placed on probation.

Ms Beckinsale instead fined Harcla $800 and convictions were recorded.