The police are conducting dramatic raids in cocaineedrugs in Double Bay while they are dressed as traditions

A man was arrested by the Australian federal police during a drug attack in one of the most expensive suburbs in Australia.

The police kicked the door of a mansion in Holt Street in Double Bay, Sydney, where they arrested a 40-year-old man on Friday afternoon.

Officers operated undercover and wore bright orange hi-vis work clothing to look like traditions, The daily Telegraaf reported.

Before the arrest was the man who traveled to Sydney Park in Alexandria, where he reportedly picked up a bag that reportedly contained cocaine.

Researchers then followed him back to the luxury building where heavily armed officers in rioting arrested him.

Reportedly alarmed neighbors have contacted NSW The police believed they had heard gunshots.

However, it is clear that no shots were fired, the loud noise was the result of the police raid.

The man was fascinated and accompanied from the house before being placed in a waiting police van.

The man was arrested in his house on Friday afternoon, after a police raid

The man lived in a house in Double Bay, one of the Ritziest suburbs of Sydney

Reporting Buren reportedly contacted the NSW police after a large bang made during the raid

Public available information has shown that the property was sold for $ 4 million in 2007.

The man was interviewed by researchers from Friday evening. No costs have been laid.

In a statement, AFP confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that there is no constant threat to the community.

The police said that further comments about the arrest will be made at a later date.