RICHMOND, VA – Virginia State Police reported major statewide crime suppression results this week, with more than 2,000 pounds of narcotics seized, 12 firearms recovered, and ongoing human trafficking investigations across the Commonwealth.
According to the Virginia State Police, the enforcement campaign ran from October 29 through November 4, 2025, in coordination with federal and local partners. The operation focused on recovering firearms, intercepting narcotics, and investigating organized criminal activity.
Authorities said narcotics seizures totaled 2,028.2 pounds, representing more than $8.4 million in denied revenue. Recovered drugs included cocaine (2.3 pounds), crack cocaine (1.7 ounces), heroin (7.1 ounces), methamphetamine (3.5 ounces), fentanyl (2.4 ounces), and over 2,000 pounds of marijuana. Officers also seized 85 THC vapes and two explosive devices.
The operation additionally yielded seven gaming-related tips and nine new human trafficking reports, adding to more than 1,300 total trafficking tips tracked statewide. Investigators are currently handling 208 open cases, with 3,472 investigative activities and 75 victims identified and offered services, according to police.
State Police said their weekly operations reflect a continuing effort to disrupt criminal enterprises, enhance safety, and support ongoing state initiatives against violent and organized crime.
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