$112,000 in cash, drugs and fake IDs seized from Oran Park home

Police investigating reports of drug supply in Sydney’s south west have charged a 31-year-old man after allegedly seizing more than $112,000 in cash, cocaine and fake NSW drivers licences from a home in Oran Park.

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More than $112,000 in cash, as well as drugs and fake NSW drivers licences were allegedly seized after police raided a house in Sydney’s south west.

Detectives investigating the alleged supply of drugs in the Camden Police Area Command searched a house in Madden St, Oran Park on Friday.

During the raid, police allegedly found 2.8g of cocaine, several mobile phones, several fake drivers licences and fraudulently acquired credit cards.

Police allegedly seized $112,000 cash from a house in Oran Park in Sydney’s south west.

Police also allegedly found $112,000 in cash.

A 31-year-old man was arrested and later taken to Narellan Police Station where he was charged with deal with proceeds of crime, possess prohibited drug and dishonestly obtain financial advantage etc by deception.

A second house on Butlers Close, West Hoxton was also raided with police allegedly seized drug paraphernalia and four grams of cocaine.

Originally published as $112,000 in cash, drugs and fake IDs seized from Oran Park home