Tory-John Frederickson-Angell’s huge drugs stash at Sutherland home
Police uncovered a drugs haven when they searched a 22 year-old’s south Sydney home. The incredible find included more than $10k in notes, magic mushrooms soaked in honey, various bags and boxes of other drugs and a gold-coloured knuckleduster on the coffee table.
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A man whose home was strewn with MDMA, cannabis, cocaine, magic mushrooms, a pistol, gold knuckledusters and $10,000 cash, has pleaded guilty to drug supply and weapons charges.
Tory-John Frederickson-Angell, 22, was living with his girlfriend in a two-bedroom Sutherland home when police swooped in December 12, 2019.
When police had called Frederickson-Angell to let him know they had a search warrant, he responded that there were drugs in the house.
As police walked around the apartment, they found a Tupperware container of 4.95 grams MDMA on the coffee table, 267.7 grams of cannabis in various plastic bags, 0.4 grams of DMT and a jar of honey with 446.5 grams of magic mushrooms inside in the kitchen.
Frederickson-Angell told police the mushrooms were “soaked in honey to allow them to ‘infuse’ the active ingredient into the honey”, according to the police facts.
A charge of commercial drug supply, for the almost 500 grams of psilocybin, has been withdrawn.
He told police the cannabis and MDMA was for personal use.
Police also found gold knuckledusters on the coffee table and a gel ball pistol under the TV cabinet.
In a foot stool in Frederickson-Angell’s bedroom, police found a small plastic container with 12 bags of cocaine inside or 8.27 grams.
In the foot stool, police also found $10,190 in cash, and in his top drawer, a further $2000.
Frederickson-Angell told police the money was from “small poker machine wins”, according to the police facts.
Under the bed in a separate bedroom were 15 medium combination fireworks.
When police searched Frederickson-Angell’s phone, they found text messages discussing the supply of drugs.
Frederickson-Angell appeared on screen at Central Local Court from custody on Thursday, where he entered his pleas.
He pleaded guilty to possessing a prohibited weapon (knuckledusters), supplying an indictable quantity of MDMA, possessing a pistol, DMT, ammunition (gel balls), cannabis and psilocin, and handling explosives (fireworks).
His girlfriend, who shared the house, is not facing any charges.
Frederickson-Angell will be committed for sentence to the Sydney District Court on October 9.