Police have charged a man with alleged prohibited weapon and drug offences after a search warrant was executed in Sydney’s west yesterday.
About 2.30pm today, officers from Holroyd Local Area Command, assisted by the NSW Police Dog Unit, attended a unit on Cumberland Road, Greystanes, to execute a search warrant.
During the search, police located and seized, NSW Police say:
- A cross bow
- A butterfly knife
- Two tasers
- Two laser pointers
- Cannabis
- Methylamphetamine
- Ice pipes, glass and improvised bongs
- Resealable bags
- Scales
- Cash
- Australian military service medals
- And ammunition
All items will undergo forensic examination.
A 51-year-old man was arrested at the unit and taken to Merrylands Police Station.
He has been charged with supply prohibited drug, possess ammunition without holding a licence, deal with property proceeds of crime, four counts of possess or use a prohibited weapon without permit, two counts of possess prescribed restricted substance and good suspected stolen in/on premises.
The man was refused bail to appear at Fairfield Local Court tomorrow.
Inquiries are ongoing and further charges are expected.
