Reports coming direct from Columbus Police say nine people have been arrested after they seized heroin, cocaine, cash and enough fentanyl to kill 14,000 people from a home on the city’s west side.
The Columbus Police Departments IN/TAC Unit executed a search warrant at 25 North Roys Avenue on Wednesday. Upon searching the premises, they found a small amount of cash, 3 grams of heroin, 6 grams of cocaine and 43 grams of fentanyl. That amount of fentanyl can kill 14,000 non-addicted people. Investigators say the street value of the drugs is more than $5,000.
Of the nine people arrested, two of them, Mark Buckler and Timothy Peck, had outstanding warrants for their arrests on felony breaking and entering and theft charges, respectively.
Police also contacted Code Enforcement due to the conditions of the home. When Code Enforcement arrived, they found multiple housing code violations including urine and feces throughout the home. They also discovered electricity was being stolen from another source.
The home was ordered vacated by Code Enforcement.
Source: NBC4i
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