Thousands Of Fentanyl Pills, Five Firearms Seized During Drug Bust In Prince George’s: Police
Thousands of fentanyl pills have been taken off the streets after a major drug bust by investigators from the Prince George’s County Police Department. The intensive investigation conducted by the Gang Unit resulted in the arrest of two men from Maryland and one from the District. The agency announced the significant seizure of drugs and weapons on Thursday, providing relief to the community.
During the investigation, detectives executed a search warrant at a residence on Avebury Drive in Laurel, which led to the confiscation of four guns, 300 fentanyl pills, and other incriminating evidence. A secondary search of two vehicles linked to the suspects resulted in the discovery of an AK-47, three pounds of marijuana, and a staggering 3,000 fentanyl pills.
Estimating the street value of each pill at $40, based on the average price reported by the Addiction Center, the total value of the 3,300 seized fentanyl pills exceeds $125,000.
The individuals involved in the case have been identified as Edwards, Johnson, and Thompson. Edwards and Johnson face multiple charges related to firearms and drug trafficking, while Thompson faces charges related to multiple drug offenses. All three are currently being held in the custody of the Department of Corrections.
The Prince George’s County Police Department’s efforts in combating drug-related crimes have made residents feel safer and appreciative of the dedicated investigators. The community applauds their commitment to upholding law and order.
Local residents have expressed their concerns about the prevalence of drugs and firearms in the area. They hope that this successful drug bust serves as a deterrent to future criminal activities and sets an example for others involved in illegal drug trade.
Law enforcement officials have urged residents to report any suspicious activities to the police as part of an ongoing effort to ensure the safety of the community. The Prince George’s County Police Department continues to prioritize the investigation and prosecution of individuals involved in drug trafficking and related crimes.
In conclusion, the recent drug bust by the Prince George’s County Police Department has resulted in the seizure of thousands of fentanyl pills and firearms, providing respite to the community plagued by drug-related crimes. With three individuals currently in custody and facing multiple charges, law enforcement officials are working diligently to maintain law and order in the region. The successful operation highlights the commitment of the Prince George’s County Police Department in ensuring the safety and well-being of its residents.
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