Woman charged after 975 g cannabis and weapons cache found in Gray
NT Strike Force Trident searched a Gray home on 11 June 2026 after youths said they stole cat food to swap for cannabis, seizing 975 g of cannabis, tablets, counterfeit cash, weapons and gold worth about $35,000. A 45-year-old woman was charged with commercial supply and possession, weapons and property offences and remanded for court.
🇦🇺 Gray, Palmerston, Northern Territory · Northern Territory, Australia
Strike Force Trident searched a residence in Gray on 11 June 2026 after youths
caught stealing cat food from a Bakewell supermarket said they swapped it for
cannabis from a woman there.[1][2]
Officers seized975 g of cannabis, schedule 4 tablets, counterfeit currency,
eight extendable batons, two Tasers, knives and samurai swords, about $35,000
in gold and silver coins and bullion, and about A$3,850 in cash.[1][2]
A 45-year-old woman was charged that night with commercial-quantity supply and
possession of schedule 2 drugs, possessing schedule 4 substances, nine weapons
counts, receiving tainted property and possessing counterfeit money, and was
remanded to appear in court on 12 June.[1][2]
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Seized drugs, weapons, cash and silver coins and bullion laid out after the Gray search, in an NT Police handout photo.Photo details
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