On July 27, agents with the Atlanta DEA office in collaboration with other federal agencies executed multiple search warrants at apartments and houses believed to be acting as stash and distribution spots for the metro area. The seized items were publicly displayed this week and are officially believed to amount to the largest heroin bust in Georgia’s history.
The searches included a studio apartment where agents found around 28 kilograms of heroin, six kilos of cocaine, eight kilos of marijuana, at least $1 million cash, 41 firearms, and paraphernalia. At another home, agents found 142 kilos of heroin and 4 kilos of cocaine.
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Somebody’s gonna be pissed!
ReplyDeleteYep, the military will be pissed.
DeleteThey did not sell it to the Mexican cartel
Wow Wow! Great job Feds. Even under the radar u keep on keepin on!!!
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hmmmm, maintenance
You've been saying this forever (do tell) I dont know the dude your talking about but jeez give it a rest! You've been posting that for like 2 yrs now come on!
DeleteShould have been front page news! But I guess mainstream media is too busy bashing our President!
ReplyDeleteThe dangerous Mexican Cartel is linked to CIA
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