Launceston CIB Detective Inspector Scott Flude from Operation 'Crimson', which netted more than $1 million of drugs. Picture: Mark Jesser
Police have seized more than $1 million in drugs in Launceston following a three month investigation.
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The drug haul involved methylamphetamine, ecstasy and LSD.
Operation Crimson was launched in April by the Northern CIB.
One of the guns seized during Operation Crimson. Picture: Mark Jesser
It was set up to specifically target the importation and trafficking of ice or crystallised methylamphetamine, in to Tasmania.
Two firearms were also recovered in the bust.
Detective Inspector Scott Flude said six people had been charged in connection to the bust.
Police allege that $700,000 worth of methylamphetamine, $380,000 in Ecstasy and $1000 of LSD were seized.
More than $1 million of drugs were seized during Operation Crimson. Picture: Mark Jesser
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