NSW Police officers allegedly found cash, cocaine and e-cigarettes in a car stopped near Wallendbeen on 10 March. Photo: File.
A man from Ingleburn in Sydney has been charged after police officers allegedly found cocaine and $23,000 cash during a vehicle stop just outside the NSW regional town of Wallendbeen.
At about 12:30 pm on Wednesday, 10 March, officers from the Riverina Police District stopped the driver of a white Toyota Hilux on Burley Griffin Way, near Wallendbeen, for a random breath test.
During a search of the vehicle, the officers allegedly found cocaine, $23,000 cash and e-cigarettes, which will now undergo forensic examination.
Following inquiries, a 47-year-old male was arrested and taken to Cootamundra Police Station.
He was charged with supplying a prohibited drug, dealing with proceeds of crime, and possessing a prescribed, restricted substance.
The Ingleburn man was granted strict conditional bail to appear in Cootamundra Local Court on Friday, 9 April, 2021.
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