Police smash one of Sydney’s biggest drug supply rings in major Dulwich Hill bust
Police have allegedly smashed one of Sydney’s biggest drug supply rings, arresting three individuals accused of being key players in the mass distribution of cocaine in the inner west.
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Police have allegedly smashed one of Sydney’s biggest drug supply rings, arresting three individuals accused of being key players in the mass distribution of cocaine in the inner west.
The Raptor Squad officers conducted the bust in Dulwich Hill on Tuesday morning, seizing over half a kilo of cocaine valued at more than $200,000.
The operation, part of Strike Force Kimian initiated in March 2024, targeted the organised street supply and sale of cocaine and other prohibited drugs.
Investigations led officers to the arrest of a 38-year-old man, a 24-year-old man, and a 37-year-old woman just after 10am at the Dulwich Hill address.
They were taken to Surry Hills Police Station.
In addition to the cocaine, officers executed multiple search warrants across Dulwich Hill, Erskineville, and a Waterloo storage facility, leading to the seizure of 1.2kg of MDMA, 5.1kg of THC gummies, 400 LSD tablets, 1kg of psilocybin and 1.6kg of cannabis.
The combined estimated street value of these additional drugs is approximately $650,000.
Each suspect faces multiple charges related to the supply and possession of prohibited drugs.
The 38-year-old has been charged with seven counts of supplying prohibited drugs, while the other two have also been charged with serious drug offences and participation in a criminal group.
All three have been refused bail and are set to appear before Downing Centre Local Court on Wednesday.
Police will allege in court this group is one of the largest street suppliers of cocaine and other prohibited drugs operating in Sydney’s inner west.
Investigations under Strike Force Kimian continue.
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