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MCSO green team conducts multiple operations leading to drugs, guns, and money found

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MCSO green team conducts multiple operations leading to drugs, guns, and money found

Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office Drug, Gang, and Fugitive Task Force conducted multiple narcotics investigations in Muscogee County on Thursday, April 21st, 2022.

The first operation yielded THC Edibles (92 units / 2,536 grams), THC Wax Edibles (29 containers / 101.5 grams), leafy Marijuana (15 grams), (34) individual empty plastic containers for wax for repackaging, Charles Daly Defense Model Pak 9mm Luger, FNH 45 caliber Model FNX45, and U.S. Currency ($585.00). Two firearms were seized as well as narcotics with an estimated street value of $26,525.00.

The second operation yielded Marijuana (7,201.7 g / 254.02 oz / 15.8 lbs.), THC oil (1g), Methamphetamine (85.6 g / 3.0 oz), Promethazine (1 pint), Walther Model P22 22 caliber (handgun), SKS Wooden Stole (rifle), Beretta Semi-Automatic Pistol Model BU9 Nano (handgun), Andro Corp Industries Model ACI-15 (rifle), Taurus Semi Auto Pistol Model PT845 .45 caliber (handgun), and Smith & Wesson Model SD9VE 9mm (handgun). 4 handguns and 2 rifles were seized, as well as narcotics with an estimated street value of $80,827.00.

A total of 8 firearms and an estimated value of $107,352.00 of illegal narcotics were seized and taken off the streets of Muscogee County in only one day. “Job well done to the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office Investigators,” Sheriff Greg Countryman said. “These investigations are still ongoing and additional information will follow.”

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