Man charged with allegedly importing 281kg of meth disguised as olive oil
A Sydney man has been charged with allegedly importing 281 kilograms of liquid meth disguised as olive oil.
The Australian Federal Police seized the meth shipment, estimated to be worth $39 million, from a truck in Fairfield on July 30 this year.
Following up on the bust, AFP officers executed a search warrant at a Granville home on September 21, seizing a number of phones and a computer.
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About 281kg of liquid meth disguised as olive oil was seized by police in Sydney. Australian Federal Police
The man has been charged and is expected to face court today.
Police alleged the man is linked to an international organised crime group that imports illicit drugs with outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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