Jordan Finlayson to spend two weeks in jail after drug raid
Former reality TV contestant and topless model Jordan Finlayson will spend at least the next two weeks in jail after she was arrested as part of major ice and heroin drug bust.
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Former reality TV contestant Jordan Finlayson and her boyfriend have fronted a Sydney court for drug charges.
The 28-year-old topless model’s arrest alongside her partner Marty Roser in Waterloo on Wednesday formed part of a major drug bust targeting inner-city ice and heroin dealers.
Neither Finlayson or the 30-year-old Mascot man applied for bail when they fronted Central Local Court on Friday facing 15 drug supply offences each.
Ms Finlayson was a contestant on Channel 7’s Beauty And The Geek and has featured in raunchy photo shoots for Penthouse magazine.
But the Roseberry woman looked hugely different to her glamorous public image when she appeared via video link in prison and will remain behind bars for at least another two weeks when she makes a bid for bail on June 27.
Officers attached to the special strike force nabbed 35 other people last week in Redfern but the arrest of the former Cronulla Sharks cheerleader and her lover is believed to be targeting the higher levels of the operation.
Police allegedly seized heroin, methylamphetamine, and gamma butyrolactone (GBL) when the couple was arrested in a car on Gadigal Ave.
Police allege the pair supplied the drugs multiple times over more than a month between April and May In Zetland, Mascot and Waterloo.
Their case is due to return to court on August 6.
New statistics showed a 35 per cent increase in drug related offences in the City Of Sydney.
Originally published as Jordan Finlayson to spend two weeks in jail after drug raid
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