A Sydney lawyer has been charged with dealing the drugs "ice" and GHB, as well as dealing in the proceeds of crime.
Police say they arrested the 34-year-old man on Thursday at an office in Martin Place in Sydney's CBD.
The solicitor is expected to appear in court on Friday morning where he will also face charges of resisting arrest and possessing a prohibited weapon.
Police allege undercover officers bought 500 millilitres of gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB), or "fantasy", and 13.8 grams of methylamphetamine, or "ice", from the man on a number of occasions between late July and mid-August this year.
Investigators say he was in possession of three grams of ice, an ice pipe, scales, numerous resealable plastic bags, and a large amount of cash when they arrested him on Thursday.
They also searched his Newtown home, in Sydney's inner west, where they allege they found a stun gun and 700 millilitres of a liquid thought to be GHB.
As part of the same investigation, police searched a Kings Cross unit where they say they found 40 grams of cocaine, 10 grams of ice, 350 MDMA capsules, 10 grams of ecstasy and a large amount of cash.
At the unit, they arrested a 25-year-old man from Macquarie Park and later charged him with supplying a prohibited drug, among other charges.
Both are expected to appear in Central Local Court on Friday.
