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Investigators from the SDOU moved quickly and arrested a 51-year-old guy after finding a clandestine drug lab in Tarragindi. On Saturday, July 29, the procedure was performed after meticulous investigation.
Covert Drug Lab Unearthed: A 51-Year-Old in Custody
During their inquiry, the authorities found a trap-door concealed in the living room that eventually led to the drug lab secretly hidden away in the garage of the residence. The materials and ingredients show that the lab produced meth and psilocybin, a chemical found in magic mushrooms.
The guy, 51, was taken into custody at the site immediately away on suspicion of possessing dangerous goods, as well as drug paraphernalia, and he is now being detained. On August 2, he will appear in front of Holland Park Magistrates Court.
The suspect, as well as innocent bystanders and helpless members of the community, were seriously at risk for major health problems as a result of the risky circumstances in which these narcotics were being produced.
Phelps said, “This capture is a further instance of the devoted effort undertaken to take these deadly and highly addictive substances off our streets, and keep the community safe.”
The battle against illicit drugs goes on even as investigations are ongoing. If you have any pertinent information regarding this case to share with Policelink, kindly call 131 444 or file an investigation report online at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting.
By phoning 1800 333 000 or going to www.crimestoppersqld.com.au, you may also contact Crime Stoppers anonymously and leave a tip.