Detroit, Michigan – Detroit police seized large quantities of narcotics and firearms during a targeted raid on Jefferson Avenue, prompting public safety concerns.
According to the Detroit Police Department, officers assigned to the Narcotics Unit executed two search warrants Thursday, February 5, in the 8300 block of Jefferson Avenue. The operation resulted in one felony arrest and the recovery of multiple controlled substances, weapons, and cash.
Police reported seizing approximately 1,000 grams of cocaine, 69.5 grams of fentanyl, and 1,903.5 grams of marijuana. Investigators also recovered $340 in cash, two firearms, and various packaging and drug-processing materials. The estimated street value of the seized narcotics is approximately $105,985, according to police.
During the investigation, officers allegedly determined that the suspect was making and distributing crack cocaine to nearby residents. Police emphasized that fentanyl and crack cocaine pose severe health risks due to their potency and addictive nature.
The Detroit Police Department credited the operation with preventing further distribution of narcotics in the neighborhood and reducing potential overdose risks. Officials reiterated the department’s ongoing focus on disrupting drug trafficking operations in residential areas.
Residents are encouraged to report active or suspected criminal activity by calling or texting 911 in emergencies. Non-emergency tips can be submitted by calling 313-267-4600.
The investigation remains ongoing, and additional charges may be considered pending further review.
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