Teen and man allegedly caught with meth, LSD, weed and cash in Tennant Creek
NT Police have charged two people, including a teenager, after they were allegedly found in possession of methamphetamine, LSD, cannabis, and cash
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NORTHERN Territory olice have charged two people, including a teenager, after they were allegedly found in possession of methamphetamine, LSD, cannabis, and cash following a search of a home in Tennant Creek on Sunday.
Tennant Creek General Duties officers, with the assistance of Tennant Creek Investigation Unit members, conducted a search of a residential property during which it is alleged they located a quantity of methamphetamine, LSD, cannabis and a significant amount of cash.
An 18-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman have each been charged with one count each of:
Supply schedule 1 dangerous drug – Less than commercial quantity
Fail to dispose of syringe or needle that has been used to administer drug
Self-administer dangerous drug
Possess schedule 2 dangerous drug – Less than trafficable quantity
Possess, used or carried a prohibited weapon
Possess ammunition without permit/licence
Possess schedule 1 Dangerous Drug – Trafficable quantity
Receive or possess property obtained from the commission of an offence
Supply schedule 1 dangerous drug – Commercial quantity
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