Franklin County, OH – A multi-agency task force seized large amounts of methamphetamine and $400,000 in suspected drug proceeds during a narcotics search on Monday.
Detectives with the Specialized Tactics & Investigative Narcotics Group (STING) executed the search warrant at a residence on South Eureka Avenue. The operation, involving Upper Arlington Police and other agencies, targeted an active drug trafficking network.
Authorities confiscated felony quantities of methamphetamine and cash, likely profits from illegal drug sales. According to the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, criminal charges are pending against the primary suspect.
Local residents praised the task force’s swift action, citing growing concerns about methamphetamine’s impact on their community. Law enforcement encourages residents to report suspicious activity to help combat local drug trafficking.
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and STING continue their commitment to making neighborhoods safer. Officials urge the public to remain vigilant and support anti-drug efforts.
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