Western Australian police raided drug dealers. Unexpectedly, they found a pistol like an iPhone 14 Pro.
Launching from News.com Australia, Thursday (2/3/2023), police in Western Australia conducted a raid of two houses in the Mandurah area on 15 February.
Police from the Gang Crime Unit conducted a search in homes in the area of Jalan Cassinia, Baldivis and Jalan Belllingham, Wellard. The search was to uncover the drug distribution headquarters with a ownership of 1.03 kg cocaine and 163 grams of ecstasy.
The police also found 41 anabolic steroid tablets, cash of 115 thousand Australian dollars and a belt with a hidden knife. The police also found a strange object that is similar to the iPhone 14 Pro but can be converted into a gun.
At present, the police are conducting further tests for further investigation. They will conduct ballistic tests to determine whether the weapon can be used to shoot like a gun.
Previously, a 31 -year -old man was arrested in a car park in a shopping center in Mandurah on Saturday. In the search in his car allegedly found 58 grams of methamphetamine and more cash than AUD 1,000 .
The man was charged with 11 violations, including having stolen goods, drugs traded, ownership of unlicensed firearms, and money laundering. The guarantee has been rejected, so he must be present at the Perth court on Friday.
In addition, a woman in Wellard 25 years old was tried in the Rockingham Court on Monday. He was charged with drug possession with the intention of selling or supplying cocaine and ecstasy.