Tweet Facebook Mail A Lamborghini Huracan is among the luxury items seized after a major police operation saw 20 people charged with more than 220 offences in Queensland. Officers part of Operation Whiskey Pitt — aimed at busting organised criminals in the Moreton area — stormed more than a dozen properties across North Brisbane in July. During the raids, police allege they found quantities of cocaine, MDMA, mushrooms, steroids, a little over 55 kilograms of cannabis, 11 cannabis plants and two hydroponic set-ups.
READ MORE: Hundreds of fleeing Rohingya reportedly killed in Myanmar A Lamborghini Huracan is among the luxury items seized after a major police operation. (Queensland Police) The black luxury car is valued about $350,000. (Queensland Police) The black Lamborghini Huracan valued about $350,000, more than $424,000 in cash and about $100,000 worth of jewellery were also seized.
Following the searches, a total of 20 people were charged. A little over 55 kilograms of cannabis, 11 cannabis plants and two hydroponic set-ups were allegedly found. (Queensland Police) Three of those — a 23-year-old man from Narangba, a 40-year-old woman from Kallangur and a 42-year-old man from Morayfield — were charged with trafficking dangerous drugs as well as a slew of other offences.
READ MORE: Further charges laid over prison drug syndicate More than $424,000 in cash was seized. (Queensland Police) The 42-year-old was also slapped with 118 counts of su.