Victoria Acevedo and others charged with drug supply

A woman accused of dealing more than a kilogram of MDMA was one of 10 people charged after police seized drugs worth more than $500,000 in a series of raids across Sydney.

Victoria Acevedo, 26, is one of 10 people charged after police seized more than $500,000 worth of prohibited drugs as part of a months-long investigation across Sydney under Strike Force Greatrex. Picture: Facebook

A woman accused of dealing a large commercial quantity of MDMA is among 10 people arrested after police seized drugs worth more than $500,000 in a major crackdown.

Police attached to Strike Force Greatrex raided five homes in Alexandria, Sydney, Botany, Auburn and Caringbah South on August 22 following a months-long investigation into drug supply across Sydney.

Victoria Acevedo, 26, was charged with 18 offences including participating in large commercial drug supply, two counts of commercial drug supply, and dealing with crime proceeds after her Alexandria address was raided.

Victoria Acevedo is facing 18 charges

Documents tendered to Downing Centre Local Court reveal Acevedo is alleged to have participated in the supply of 1.022kg of MDMA in North Strathfield on July 25, and 275.15g of methamphetamine in Moorebank on August 2.

Police will also allege she had 725.04g of cocaine for the purpose of supply at her Alexandria address the day she was arrested.

She is also accused of supplying multiple smaller amounts of cocaine, methamphetamine and ketamine, and dealing with $5000 in crime proceeds.

She and a 38-year-old man arrested at the Alexandria address did not apply for bail at Downing Centre Local Court on August 23 and it was formally refused.

Their matters will return to court on October 18.

The man was charged with 60 offences including large commercial drug supply, knowingly directing a criminal group and dealing with crime proceeds.

“Police will allege in court the man was supplying 1kg of ketamine, 230g of methylamphetamine and 370g of MDMA in exchange for $62,500 at the time of his arrest,” a NSW Police spokesman said in a statement.

In total, police seized 6.5kg of MDMA, 2.1kg of cocaine, 730g of methamphetamine and 1kg of ketamine, along with Mercedes and Audi vehicles worth a combined $170,000.

Nine other people were arrested across Sydney over several days.

Police also arrested a 61-year-old woman at a Botany home and charged her with knowingly dealing with crime proceeds.

She was formally refused bail at Downing Centre Local Court to return on October 22.

A 30-year-old man arrested at North Strathfield and charged with three large commercial drug supply offences was granted bail to appear at Burwood Local Court on October 23.

A 32-year-old man arrested at a Caringbah home and charged with 11 offences including possessing an unauthorised pistol and indictable drug supply was granted bail to face Sutherland Local Court on September 9.

After further inquiries, about 2.15pm on August 23, officers raided an Avalon Beach home and an industrial building in Warriewood, where they seized approximately $90,000 worth of prohibited drugs, $25,000 worth of silver bullion and coins, and $22,500 cash.

A 34-year-old man was arrested at the home and charged with 11 offences including large commercial supply prohibited drug.

He granted bail to appear at Downing Centre Local Court on October 22.

On August 27, police executed three search warrants in Pemulwuy, Wetherill Park and Smithfield, where $192,000 worth of drugs, including 4kg of MDMA and 260g of cocaine, was seized along with $34,400 cash.

Three men were charged with drug offences.
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