Daniel Cannon: Refused bail for alleged half-a-kilo of coke supplier worth $275k

An alleged coke dealer has faced court after he was charged with more than $275,000 worth of prohibited drugs - including more than half-a-kilo of coke - were seized from a home in Sydney’s west.

Police will allege they found more than $275,000 worth of drugs and a large sum of cash during a raid of a Concord West home. Picture: NSW Police

An alleged coke dealer has faced court after he was charged with more than $275,000 worth of prohibited drugs - including more than half-a-kilo of coke - were seized from a home in Sydney’s west.

Concord West resident Daniel Cannon, 29, appeared in Burwood Local Court in custody where he was refused bail for allegedly obtaining $275,000 worth of prohibited drugs.

He has been charged with two counts possessing prohibited drugs, supplying prohibited drugs in a commercial and large commercial quantity, attempting to prescribe a restricted substance and knowingly deal with proceeds of crime.

His solicitor Raymond Zhai did not apply for a bail application on his client’s behalf.

Wetherill Park Region Enforcement Squad (RES) officers launched an investigation into the supply of cocaine across the western suburbs.

Investigators executed a search warrant at a Concord West residence where they seized 552.9g of cocaine, diazepam tablets, alprazolam tablets, 2.2g of methylamphetamine, 22.49kg of 1, 4 butanediol, 360g of suspected psylocibin, 7.28kg of benzocaine, 51g of barium sulphate, $19,310 in cash, and drug manufacturing equipment.

Police will allege they found more than $275,000 worth of drugs during the raid. Picture: NSW Police

These will now undergo forensic examination.

The seized drugs have an estimated potential street value of more than $275,000.

Cannon is expected to return to the same court on August 23.