A man accused of cultivating a commercial quantity of cannabis at Dubbo will apply to the Supreme Court for bail this week.
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Gregory Joseph Dunn, 54, was remanded in custody when he was charged with six offences related to drug cultivation and supply in February.
Jamie Bryan Dunn, 34, and Bruce Alexander Dunn, 61, are also facing charges after police swooped on a Depot Road property two months ago.
When Gregory Dunn faced court via video link on April 5, the court heard he would make a new application for release.
His solicitor told magistrate Paul Hayes there would be a Supreme Court bail application next week.
The Crown told the court a partial brief had been served but there was a considerable volume of material outstanding.
The Crown sought an extension of brief service orders, which was not opposed by Gregory Dunn’s solicitor.
Bruce Dunn appeared in person before the court in accordance with his bail undertaking.
The Crown told the court there were elections by the Director of Public Prosecutions in some of the eight charges against Bruce Dunn.
Ten charges were also mentioned against Jamie Dunn, who appeared via video link from a correctional centre where he had been remanded in custody in February.
Mr Hayes directed for all three accused that the balance of the brief be served by May 17 and adjourned the charges to May 31.
Jamie Dunn is accused of dealing with $244,817 in cash being the proceeds of crime.
He is also charged with organising and conducting a drug premises in Depot Road, cultivating 67 cannabis plants, which is not less than the commercial quantity, supplying 30kg of cannabis leaf and with a number of firearms offences.
Bruce Dunn is accused of dealing with $160,000 in cash being the proceeds of crime.
He is also facing six related firearms charges and a charge of possessing a prohibited weapon, a crossbow, without being authorised to do so by a permit.
Gregory Dunn is accused of cultivating or knowingly taking part in the cultivation of 67 cannabis plants, which is not less than the commercial quantity.
He is also charged with knowingly allowing a Depot Road premises to be used as a drug premises, and with organising, conducting and assisting in conducting a drug premises.
He is further charged with causing electricity to be diverted, consumed and used from a generating distribution system without proper authority to do so.
He is also accused of possessing and supplying a prohibited drug.
His bail application is listed before Justice Rothman on Thursday.