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Police in Australia have made what they say is one of their most unusual drug busts.

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Four people will appear in court charged over the alleged discovery of explosives in a car in Perth on Thursday. West Australian Police said they found more than 11 kilograms of Powergel explosive and a quantity of methylamphetamine when they searched a car early on Thursday morning, ABC News reported. Powergel is often used as an explosive in the mining industry. Police found more than 11 kilograms of Powergel explosive and a quantity of methylamphetamine . A woman had been stopped by a Random Breath and Drug Testing Unit at 2.50am on Thursday in inner northern Perth suburb Mount Lawley. The driver 'aroused suspicion' leading to a search of the car and police discovering the questionable package. It was at this point that the Powergel explosive and methylamphetamine were detected. The female driver was detained following the discovery of Powergel explosive in her vehicle . Police said they found more drugs when they searched a second car parked nearby, and a hotel room. Two women aged 21 and 43, and a 27-year-old man were charged with numerous offences associated with methylamphetamine, cocaine and heroin. A 31-year-old man of no fixed address was charged with unlicensed possession of dangerous goods. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.