Steroid/drug bust in Australia nets former Olympic athlete, swimmer Miller

Olympic swimmer Scott Miller, winner of silver and bronze winner, and his buddy collected a ton of nasty drugs and some interesting equipment.  To the Sydney Morning Herald:

An Olympian and the son of a legendary former Wallaby captain have been charged after police allegedly seized a commercial pill press, drugs and cash in raids on Sydney's northern beaches.

Olympic silver and bronze medallist Scott Miller and Mark Catchpole, the 40-year-old son of former Wallaby captain Ken Catchpole, were charged after a storage facility in Brookvale was raided yesterday.

Police allegedly found a pill press, professional tablet counter and some other items.

The pill press was capable of producing up to 27,000 pills an hour, police said.

Get a look at this cache, which is impressive:

Police also allegedly found capsicum spray and steroids, a loaded revolver, tablets believed to be ecstasy, powder believed to be methamphetamine and a large amount of cash in other raids.

Police charged both men with possession of a tablet press.

Mark Catchpole, 40, was also charged with possessing cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy, crystal methylamphetamine, and a .32 calibre pistol.

He was also charged with the supply of methylamphetamine and possessing $224,000 which police allege are the proceeds of crime.