Three arrested at FOMO festival as drug amnesty bins put in place

A man and two women have been charged for supplying MDMA tablets and cocaine at the music festival in Parramatta on Saturday | sarah_a_muller

Three people have been charged for supplying MDMA tablets and cocaine at the FOMO 2020 Music Festival in Parramatta on Saturday.Three people were arrested for drug charges on Sunday.Police conducting a "high-visibility operation" with the use of sniffer dogs charged three people with separate incidents of supplying drugs.

The 21-year-old was granted strict conditional bail to appear at Parramatta Local Court on Wednesday, February 12. At last year's FOMO Festival in Sydney, 19-year-old Alex Ross-King died after consuming MDMA before the festival.near the gates, with Premier Gladys Berejiklian encouraging festivalgoers to discard drugs with "no questions asked".

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