Australian police seek alleged associates in Scots pair’s ketamine case
Two Scots nationals, Demi McDaid and Jack Farrelly, remain in custody in Australia after police accused them of involvement in a large ketamine supply operation. Police say their investigation is continuing to identify other people behind the alleged network, with no one else charged so far.
The pair were arrested at a North Sydney hotel on June 29, after police searched a short-term rental in Artarmon and allegedly found 1kg of ketamine and drug-related equipment. Investigators allege a further 60kg was in a hire car in the hotel car park, alongside phones, cash and drug ledgers; both have also been charged with offences relating to directing or participating in a criminal group. Bail was refused, and the case was adjourned until November 12.
In short
- Two Scots remain in custody over an alleged Sydney ketamine operation.
- Police allege 60kg of ketamine was found in a hotel car park.
- Investigators are still seeking others linked to the alleged network.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “The Scots couple, the Sydney hotel and the alleged 60kg ketamine haul: Now cops are hunting the mystery gangsters hiding in the shadows behind the suspected drug ring”.