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ARTICLE · 06 MAY 2022

Drug supply charges in NSW

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Drug supply charges are taken very seriously by NSW courts, and maximum penalties reflect the high likelihood of jail.

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Avinash Singh
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Four people are facing drug supply charges in NSW after police uncovered an alleged crime syndicate.

The investigation took approximately 9 months before it culminated in a number of arrests.

A number of search warrants were executed and an amount of cash was seized.

Investigations into Supply Prohibited Drug

Strike Force Crestreef was established in July last year to investigate the alleged supply of prohibited drugs in the NSW Riverina region.

The Proactive Crime Team, Criminal Investigation Unit and Licencing Office suspected that cocaine and MDMA were being supplied in licenced premises.

Police will allege in court that a man supplied prohibited drugs whilst on duty at licensed premises.

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