Alleged bikie associate Jeremy Scott Campbell to enter plea over drug charges

An alleged associate of an outlaw bikie gang has had his matter heard in court after police raided his home earlier this year.

Jeremy Scott Campbell has been charged with drug offences after police raided his home.

An alleged associate of an outlaw bikie gang has been scheduled to enter his pleas after he was charged with drug offences following a police raid at his home.

Jeremy Scott Campbell was represented by defence lawyer Ben Rynderman when his matter was mentioned in Maroochydore Magistrates Court on July 10.

Mr Campbell was not required to appear.

He was charged on May 21 after Sunshine Coast gang squad detectives raided his Mountain Creek home.

Court documents revealed multiple vials, steroid tablets, two small bags of marijuana and drug utensils were allegedly found by police.

Police allege 1.5g of heroin was also found in a clip seal bag attached to a whiteboard with a magnet.

Documents state the 37-year-old was allegedly an “OMCG associate.”

Mr Rynderman told the court on Wednesday the matter would soon be subject to case conferencing and asked for it to be scheduled for a lengthy plea.

Police prosecutor Mel Pyke told the court five of Mr Campbell’s charges will be merged in one.

He is currently still facing seven charges of possessing dangerous drugs and three of possessing utensils or pipes but the charges will be merged during his next court appearance.

Sergeant Pyke told the court Mr Campbell has bail for the current charges before court but has been remanded in custody for other matters.

She said Mr Campbell had “significant drug history”.

Magistrate Rod Madsen set the matter for lengthy plea on July 17.

Originally published as Alleged bikie associate Jeremy Scott Campbell to enter plea over drug charges