.75 million in cash."/>The arrested man attempted to remove the camera (Photo of the Daily Telegraph)
The Sydney brothers, suspected of drug trafficking, hiding large amounts of guns and cash, broke free from police officers at the time of their arrest, trying to get rid of the cameras being filmed.
In the early morning of May 30, Raptor`s special investigation team, (Strike Force Raptor), raided a warehouse in Waterloo, Sydney, and found that the storage of guns in the warehouse was astonishing, with a total of 13 guns, including 5 submachine guns., according to the Daily Telegraph. In addition, officers found A $2.75 million in cash, 1.15 kg of heroin, 1.1 kg of methamphetamine and 26 litres of banned GBL. in the warehouse.
On Thursday morning, a 34-year-old man was arrested by Australian federal police as he arrived at Sydney airport (Sydney Airport) by plane from New Zealand. As police officers took the man out of the airport, the man broke open and tried to knock off the camera being filmed. The policeman soon subdued the man again.
At 03:45 Thursday, Tactical Operations officers stopped a car in (Alexandria), Alexandria, Sydney, and arrested the man`s 32-year-old brother in the morning.
The brothers are now being charged with the supply of banned drugs, dealing with proceeds of crime, membership in criminal organizations and illegal possession of guns.
It is reported that two men involved in the case were released pending further investigation.
