Rockingham Detectives seized stolen vehicles, drugs and cash during the operation.
A Waikiki woman and man and a Baldivis woman are all due to face court after a search warrant at a Waikiki property, as part of Operation Ocean Vanguard, turned up a number of stolen items, drugs and cash.
On Monday detectives searched a property on Resolution Drive in Waikiki and seized a quantity of drugs and cash. They also located a stolen Mitsubishi vehicle and a stolen motorcycle.
A 41-year-old Waikiki woman has been charged with the following offences:
• Possess Prohibited Drugs with Intent to Sell and Supply (Methylamphetamine)
• Wilfully destroy evidence
• Possession of stolen or unlawfully obtained property (cash)
• Possess a Prohibited Drug (Methylamphetamine).
She was refused bail and is due to appear in the Rockingham Magistrates Court on Tuesday.
A 44-year-old Waikiki man was charged with the following:
• Possess Prohibited Drugs with Intent to Sell and Supply (Methyl-amphetamine)
• Possession of stolen or unlawfully obtained property (cash)
• Possession of stolen or unlawfully obtained property (stolen motor bike)
• Possess a Prohibited Drug (Cannabis);
• Possess drug paraphernalia
• Possess a Prohibited Drug (Methylamphetamine).
He is due to appear in the Rockingham Magistrates Court next month.
A 31-year-old Baldivis woman was charged with:
• Possession of stolen or unlawfully obtained property (cash)
• Possess a Prohibited Drug (Methylamphetamine) and
• Possess drug paraphernalia.
She will appear in the Rockingham Magistrates Court at a later date.
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