Police uncovered $200,000 in cash, scales, a money counter and luxury jewellery, as well as 100kg of pseudoephedrine.
Police uncovered $200,000 in cash, scales, a money counter and luxury jewellery, as well as 100kg of pseudoephedrine in a combined search effort of a Homebush storage unit and five properties in Lakemba, Roselands, Wiley Park and Jordan Springs at 3pm on Friday.
Police allege the men were involved in a drug syndicate, with enough pseudoephedrine to produce $30 million in methamphetamine. The 49-year-old was charged with supplying a prohibited drug more than or equal to a large commercial quantity, supplying a prohibited drug equal to a commercial quantity, supplying a prohibited drug more than an indictable offence but less than a commercial quantity, and participating in a criminal group contributing to criminal activity.
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