Loganlea woman, 26, arrested at Beenleigh court for possession of ammunition, drugs

A woman has been charged after security guards at a Logan court allegedly found ammunition rounds and drugs during a bag search as she tried to walk inside.

A 26-year-old Loganlea woman was arrested at Beenleigh Magistrates Court on July 4 after allegedly bringing ammunition and drugs into the court

A woman has been charged after security guards at a Logan court allegedly found ammunition rounds and drugs during a bag search as she tried to walk inside.

The woman, 26, attempted to enter Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Tuesday (July 4) with a man but was detained after a routine searched by security at the front door.

An inspection allegedly revealed she was carrying ammunition rounds, cannabis and methamphetamine in her bag.

She has been given a notice to appear on two charges of possessing dangerous drugs and a charge of possess utensils and authority required to possess explosives (ammunition).

Queensland Police confirmed officers detained the pair.

“Police responded to a location along Kent St around 11.30am on July 4 following reports security had located a quantity of drugs in a person’s belongings,” a Queensland Police spokesperson said.

“Police attended and took a man and woman into custody.”

The man has not been charged.

Originally published as Loganlea woman, 26, arrested at Beenleigh court for possession of ammunition, drugs