Three arrested after guns, crossbows and cocaine found in Adelaide’s west
Three people have been arrested after a number of weapons and trafficable quantities of drugs were found in western suburbs homes.
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Three people will front court next week after police seized weapons and drugs from two homes in Adelaide’s west on Friday.
Four firearms – two of which were loaded, trafficable quantities of cocaine and MDMA, two crossbows and knuckledusters were found were also found during a search of Woodville South and Enfield homes, police said.
Police arrested two Woodville South men aged 43 and 28 and a 36-year-old woman of no fixed address.
The trio were charged with firearm, drug and weapon offences, refused police bail and are expected to face the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.
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