Incredible footage shows man in ill-fitting hazmat suit being marched out of a suspected meth lab in handcuffs after an explosion on suburban street
- An explosion led police to discover an alleged drug lab
- Officers arrested a man pictured wearing hazmat suit
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An explosion at an alleged meth lab rocked a normally-quiet suburban street, leading police to arrest a man wearing a hazmat suit.
Images show officers escorting the barefoot 31-year-old outside a property at Canley Vale, in Sydney’s south west, on Thursday, in handcuffs.
Fairfield City Police Area Command executed a search warrant at the home after being notified of an explosion in the area.
The man was discovered inside the house and arrested.
He was placed on a stretcher but refused to be taken to a hospital.
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Police have been pictured escorting a man wearing an ill-fitted hazmat suit out of an alleged drug lab in Sydney’s south west
An explosion led police to the alleged drug lab. Officers executed a search warrant at the property and came across the man inside
Officers instead marched him to the back of a police wagon, where he was taken to Fairfield Police Station for questioning.
NSW fire and rescue crews and paramedics were also at the scene.
A crime scene has been established at the property.
Specialist officers from the State Crime Command’s Drug and Firearms Squad’s Chemical Operations Team are investigating.
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to NSW Police for comment.
