He was arrested after he threw a cup of ice in a bin to evade police protection - yes, that kind of 'ice'.
“While speaking with the occupants of the vehicle, officers noticed that the 39-year-old passenger appeared to be drug-affected and the car smelled of cannabis,” NSW Police said in a statement today.
During the search, the man allegedly “attempted to throw a coffee cup containing methylamphetamine into a nearby bin”.
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