COLUMBUS, Ohio — Drug interdiction task forces operating under the Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission seized more than $75 million in illegal drugs, 440 firearms and $4.1 million in cash in 2025, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced.
“Our task forces disrupt traffickers by intercepting millions of dollars’ worth of narcotics each year – making our communities that much safer,” Yost said. “I’m grateful for our law enforcement partners at every level of government who dedicate their time and talent to support our task forces.”
The OOCIC task forces, made up of local, state and federal agencies, investigate drug trafficking operations across the state and seize narcotics, weapons and cash before they reach Ohio communities…