POLICE seized loaded guns and more than $200,000 of methamphetamine after raiding homes in Duncraig and Noranda last week.
Officers searched a Gilbert Road property in Duncraig and a Corderoy Way abode in Noranda on Tuesday.
They allege residents were in possession of 327g of methamphetamine and two loaded handguns.
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READ NOWWhile it’s important to note drug prices fluctuate dramatically, Australian Crime Commission chief executive Chris Dawson last year said methamphetamine was selling for as much as $650 a gram.
Police also seized more than $40,000 cash, cannabis, ammunition and two licensed rifles.
Investigators charged a 32-year-old Duncraig man with 11 offences including possession of drugs with intent to sell or supply and one count of having ready access to weapons and illegal drugs.
A 25-year-old Marmion woman was charged with drug possession.
A 34-year-old Noranda man was charged with possession of drugs with intent to sell or supply and failing to ensure safe keeping of a gun.