Ammunition, drugs, mobile phones uncovered inside homes at Cabramatta, Claymore

A man has been charged after a stash of ammunition, mobile phones and prohibited drugs were uncovered inside a home in Sydney’s southwest.

Detectives arrested two men at the intersection of John Street and Joseph Street in Cabramatta. Picture: Google Images

A man has been charged after a stash of ammunition, mobile phones and prohibited drugs were uncovered inside a home in Sydney’s south west.

Beau Jesse Iese, 33, and a 53-year-old man were arrested on Wednesday at the intersection of John and Joseph St in Cabramatta after police established Strike Force Broth to investigate the alleged criminal activity of a 33-year-old man.

Police launched two search warrants in Cabramatta and Claymore and found an ammunition belt, ammunition, mobile phones, various identification cards, and a small quantity of prohibited drugs.

Iese appeared via audio visual link at Fairfield Local Court on Friday after he was charged with three firearm offences including supplying a firearm to a person unauthorised to possess it, and six drug supply related offences.

Court documents state Iese supplied a pump action firearm and a glock 17c pistol to an unknown person between October 2023 and July 2024 at Liverpool.

He also “possessed for the purpose of supplying seven grams of heroin” in Liverpool and offered to supply a small quantity of methamphetamine and heroin to a woman in Canley Heights, documents state.

The 33-year-old also allegedly offered to supply a man with a “small amount” of heroin and meth on June 21 before supplying the man with 1.75g of heroin the day after in Liverpool.

Iese blew kisses to one female supporter in the courtroom as his lawyer made no application for bail and requested for the matter to be adjourned for eight weeks.

Magistrate Stuart Devine granted the adjournment for August 28 at Campbelltown Local Court.

The 53-year-old man was released pending further inquiries.