Meth, MDMA, replica pistol, stolen goods seized in Junee raid

A MAJOR two-pronged police operation targeting drug supply and property crime across Wagga has now reached Junee.

Officers from the Region Enforcement Squad stormed a property on Gundagai Road about 9am on Friday, October 10, allegedly seizing methylamphetamine, MDMA, a replica Glock pistol and ammunition.

Police also recovered property believed to have been stolen, and say investigations into the Junee find are continuing.

A replica Glock pistol was among items allegedly seized from the Gundagai Road home | Photo: Supplied/NSW Police

The raid was one of several carried out across the Riverina on Friday morning, including at Mount Austin, where officers allegedly seized cannabis, methylamphetamine, ammunition and a motorbike suspected to be stolen from a home on Wren Street.

Further quantities of methylamphetamine and cannabis were also allegedly seized from a property in Slocum Street, Wagga.

The latest developments form part of a coordinated strike that has seen more than a dozen search warrants executed across Wagga and surrounding areas under Strike Forces Durdin and Coyote in less than a week.

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Photo: Supplied/NSW Police

Six people were arrested during an initial wave of raids across Wagga on Thursday, October 9 | Photos: Supplied/NSW Police

Six raids were carried out across Wagga on Thursday, October 9, resulting in the arrests of six people on 51 charges linked to drugs, weapons and property crime.

A further seven search warrants have since been executed across the region, leading to seven more arrests and an additional 10 charges.

Strike Force Durdin was launched in July to target the supply of prohibited drugs in the Wagga area, while Strike Force Coyote was established a month later to focus on related property crime.