Greystanes raid: Police seize $700,000 of magic mushrooms
Crime by Mitchell Van Homrigh
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Subscriber only Almost 50 kilograms of magic mushrooms worth $700,000 has been seized by police in western Sydney. The huge haul was found after detectives attached to Cumberland Police Area Command established Strike Force Bagster to investigate the suspected manufacture of illicit drugs in the Greystanes area. As part of their investigation, police stopped a Nissan X-Trail on Pennant Hills Road, Pennant Hills, around 12am on February 3. Strike Force Bagster was established to investigate the suspected manufacture of illicit drugs in the Greystanes area. Pictures: NSW Police During the search of the car police seized psilocybin, known as magic mushrooms, cocaine, $50,000 in cash and two knives.
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A hoon completely shredded his tyres doing an huge burnout that covered a suburban street with smoke on Australia Day.
The SS Commodore was filmed performing the noisy stunt on Cairnes Road in Glenorie, in Sydney s north west, about 4pm on Tuesday.
Thick plumes of smoke blanketed the street, while the sedan s rear tyres were so badly destroyed the car s body to dropped to the road.
Police were called to Cairnes Road in Glenorie, in Sydney s north west, at about 4pm on Tuesday after receiving calls about a Holden SS Commodore performing burnouts
Thick plumes of smoke blanketed the street, while the sedan s rear wheels shredded causing the car s body to drop to the road
Thousands of vehicles flooding Sydney roads to avoid toll
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Thousands of extra cars and trucks have been flooding onto southern Sydney roads since a new toll was imposed on the M5 East motorway as drivers try to save money.
An extra 7500 vehicles were recorded per day on average at the intersection of Forest and Stoney Creek roads in Bexley after a toll was introduced on the M5 East in mid-2020, government analysis obtained under freedom of information reveals.
Traffic on Stoney Creek Rd, approaching Forest Rd at Bexley.
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Westbound traffic on Stoney Creek Road has jumped by 25 per cent since July 2020 when compared to average traffic volumes in July 2019, as motorists appear to be circumventing the toll.