Stanthorpe man to front court after police raid discovers meth, cannabis

A southern Queensland man’s Sunday blues hit hard after Queensland Police raided his property, allegedly locating a number of dangerous drugs.

A Stanthorpe man has been charged after police located quantities of methamphetamine and cannabis at a Harris St property. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Queensland Police have quashed the pep in a Stanthorpe man's step after they allegedly located a variety of illicit drugs at a Harris St property.

It’s understood a joint operation between officers from Stanthorpe CIB and the State Flying Squad took place on June 8, where a quantity of cannabis, cannabis plants and methamphetamines were located during a search of the property.

Other drug paraphernalia and utensils were also seized during the search.

Police have charged a 29-year-old man with eight offences including possessing dangerous drugs and possess property suspected of having been acquired for the purpose of committing a drug offence.

The man appeared before Stanthorpe Magistrates Court on Monday.

Investigations are ongoing.

Originally published as Stanthorpe man to front court after police raid discovers meth, cannabis