Accused drug dealer Kimberley Treacy air travel ban lifted for hen’s in Byron Bay

Mum-of-two Kimberley Treacy soared to dizzying heights as the co-founder of The Lip Lab before being charged over her alleged involvement in a drug syndicate, and now she’s scored a weekend off for a Byron Bay holiday.

Kimberley Treacy (right), 29, from Oran Park, has been charged with commercial drug supply. She is also the co-owner of multi-million dollar company The Lip Lab. PIcture: Facebook

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A prominent lipstick entrepreneur who is facing trial over her alleged involvement in a drug syndicate has scored a weekend off her air travel ban for a hen’s weekend in Byron Bay.

Kimberley Treacy, 30, soared to dizzying heights in business as the co-founder of national beauty The Lip Lab, but police allege she was a mid-level drug dealer pushing ice and cocaine on the side.

Kimberley Treacy pictured leaving Campbelltown Local Court today.

Police allege her de facto partner Shannon Macauley is the mastermind of a drug syndicate in Sydney’s southwest which police painstakingly investigated for four years.

Police found an Aldi freezer bag near her Wilton home in 2017 which allegedly contained $133,970 cash, 1.05kg of ice and 3.8kg of cocaine with DNA consistent with Treacy on it.

Treacy outside Campbelltown Court for an appearance in July, supported by her mother and father.

The Oran Park woman has been on strict conditional bail since she was subsequently arrested at a Camden beauty parlour in March and charged with three counts of commercial drug supply, two counts of dealing with property proceeds of crime worth more than $100,000 and fraud.

However, she has been granted a weekend off her ban from flying to attend a friend’s hen’s weekend in Byron Bay.

The 30-year-old has been temporarily lifted to enable her travel to Byron Bay.

Treacy’s solicitor Mickaela Mate told the Magistrate at Campbelltown Local Court the trip would not interfere with any other reporting obligations.

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“She will travel to Ballina Airport on October 5th and return on the 7th and she only has to report on Fridays and Mondays,” Ms Mate told the court.

Treacy and her legal representatives will meet a Director of Public Prosecutions representative for a case conference on October 31 prior to her next court appearance on November 13.