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Detroit police confiscate more than $1.5 million worth of drugs during search warrant

Officials confiscate fentanyl, cocaine, meth, more

Drugs and other items confiscated by Detroit police during a Jan. 6, 2022, bust. (Detroit Police Department)

DETROITDetroit police confiscated more than $1.5 million worth of drugs while executing a search warrant on Thursday, they said.

Members of the department’s Narcotic Conspiracy Division joined officers for a search warrant in the 18500 block of Dale Street, according to authorities.

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One person was arrested for possession with intent to deliver, possession of a firearm and felon in possession, officials said.

Here’s what police said they confiscated during the search warrant:

  • Fentanyl -- 290.9 grams (street value of $523,620).
  • Cocaine -- 1468.2 grams (street value of $587,280).
  • Meth -- 236.6 grams (street value of $425,880).
  • Marijuana -- 728.5 grams (street value of $14,570).
  • 110 pills (street value of $2,750).
  • One handgun.
  • $16,059 in cash.
  • Two vehicles.

The total street value of everything confiscated is $1,570,159, Detroit police said.


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