Sarah Virzi charged with drug supply
A Sydney woman has been accused of dealing three different drugs and handling tens of thousands of dollars of alleged crime proceeds following a suburban drug supply investigation.
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A Sydney woman has been accused of dealing meth, MDMA and liquid fantasy on several occasions after a months-long investigation by local police.
Inner West Police Area Command detectives arrested Sarah Virzi, 34, in Sydney’s inner suburbs in February following a three-month probe into her alleged activity.
Virzi has been charged with ongoing drug supply, three individual drug supplies, prohibited drug possession, three counts of knowingly dealing with crime proceeds and two counts of dealing with identity information to commit an indictable offence.
In documents tendered to Downing Centre Local Court, police allege Virzi supplied methamphetamine and MDMA for financial or material gain more than three times between December 28 last year and January 17.
Police further allege she supplied 20ml of gammabutyrolactone – also known as GBL or liquid fantasy – on February 12, 100ml on February 25, and 57.3ml on February 28.
Virzi is also accused of knowingly dealing with crime proceeds, including $38,000 cash on November 18 last year, $30,000 cash between January 4 and January 16, and $5080 on February 28.
Police also charged Virzi with using two different women’s driver’s licences with the intention to facilitate a serious indictable offence related to crime proceeds.
Virzi was also alleged to have been in possession of two grams of methamphetamine on February 28 – the day she was ultimately arrested in Pyrmont.
She is yet to enter a plea to the charges.
Virzi appeared briefly at Downing Centre Local Court on April 27, where the court heard police are still in the process of serving a brief and the matter was adjourned to June 8.
Her bail was also varied so she can live at a Haymarket address instead of her previous Pyrmont address.
Virzi will still be required to report to police daily, abide by a curfew between 8pm and 6am, not consume alcohol or drugs unless prescribed, and submit to random testing by police.
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