SCHOOLIES week in Western Australia has started with arrests of several teenagers allegedly caught with cocaine, ecstasy and cannabis at a holiday house in Busselton.
Police carried out a search warrant at a holiday village in the town, seized the drugs and paraphernalia, and arrested a group of 17-year-old school leavers.
They will appear in court next month, a WA police spokeswoman said.
Official leavers' celebrations began in WA on Monday, with up to 10,000 expected to descend on Leavers' Zones in Dunsborough and Rottnest Island.
Police have already warned leavers they will be in force during the week, with a large police operation being conducted including traffic operations, drug detection dogs and water police.
Police confirmed later that 12 youths, all aged 17 and all from Perth's northern suburbs, have been charged.
Regional WA Commander Murray Smalpage cited the arrests as a timely warning to any leavers considering selling or supplying prohibited drugs.
"We want to ensure that all leavers have a fantastic time; however we make no apology for taking appropriate actions against leavers, if required; and we will do so swiftly," Commander Smalpage said.
"Parents and guardians can expect a call at any time of the day or night if their leaver breaks the law."
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