Man Charged With Drug Supply May Be Linked To Alex Ross-King

Police are investigating whether a Central Coast man charged with drug supply may be linked to Alex Ross-King, the 19-year-old who died after attending FOMO music festival on the weekend.
Police are investigating whether a Central Coast man charged with drug supply may be linked to Alex Ross-King, the 19-year-old who died after attending FOMO music festival on the weekend.
On Wednesday morning, police executed a search warrant at a home and granny flat in the semi-rural Central Coast locality of Mount Elliot.

They seized 26 capsules believed to be MDMA, 14g of a substance believed to be methylamphetamine, $1,275 in cash, and mobile phones.
Two men -- aged 20 and 23 -- were charged, and it's the younger man police believe may be linked to the teenager's death.

Police are investigating whether the 20-year-old sold MDMA to a person who then supplied it to Ross-King. He has been charged with supplying a small quantity of a prohibited drug, but not in relation to Ross-King.
The 23-year-old man has been charged with possessing a prohibited drug, two counts of supplying a prohibited drug (between indictable and commercial quantity), and two counts of supplying a small prohibited drug.

Both men were granted conditional bail to appear at Gosford Local Court early next month.
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