ACT Policing executed a Drugs of Dependence Act (DODA) search warrant on a home in Greenway yesterday afternoon (Thursday, April 17).
Acting on information received, police officers executed the warrant on the Greenway house at around 2pm. A search of the premises located around 2kg of dried cannabis along with a number of small sized clip seal bags and digital scales.
A mature cannabis plant approximately 1.8 meters tall and three partially harvested plants were also seized from the side yard. The material will be subject to analysis.
South District Acting Superintendent Daryl Neit said this positive outcome was a direct result of information provided to police via Crime Stoppers.
“I would always encourage people to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 with information about suspicious people or behaviour. They can be assured that police do analyse the details and at times where enough information has been provided, we are able to act.”
As a result of the warrant a 51-year-old Greenway woman will be summonsed to face the ACT Magistrates Court at a later date
Ley wants everyone to know she's nothing like Peter Dutton
Ley is like a starter wife. The really sad thing is she doesn’t realise it yet. View
John Harris and you are? View
Jared James sure you do sunshine. Im ok, but clearly you haven’t actually spoken to Leanne or you… View
$49 million for sports infrastructure but kids can't play on damaged suburban grounds
Maybe outline your actions instead of shooting everyone down without knowing what you have done, as… View
@Heywood Smith, Do you mean tactically? Like Tiki Taka or inverted fullbacks? Because apart from… View
Yeah, we just pocket all that! There aren't any ground hire fees, referees to pay, coaches to pay,… View
Why this South Coast sparky is calling on more people to eat (and hunt) invasive species
Send him down to the lake near the Carrilion - hundreds of rabbits come out at dusk. View
Christine's Comments I think you'll find that the "unethical hunters" you mention are simply… View
Elias Hallaj I'm a meat-eater myself, and didn't suggest that most Australians weren't meat-eaters… View
Government paves way for e-bikes to join Canberra's shared mobility fleet
Scott Carratt, More likely to fund the ED and hospital costs arising from reportedly rising rates of… View
Misread it. I thought it said "Government paves the way for bikies to join Canberra shared mobility… View
It would be even better if we had effective, efficient, regular, reliable public transport to all… View
