A central Oklahoma drug investigation has produced a nearly 75-pound narcotics haul, four guns, more than $228,000 in suspected drug proceeds and an arrest, according to state narcotics officials. The seized drugs included cocaine, methamphetamine, Xanax, Adderall and 43 pounds of mushrooms.
According to KOCO-TV, the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Anti-Meth Task Force developed information in June about a high-value target allegedly capable of distributing trafficking quantities across the Oklahoma City metro. Agents later executed a search warrant and took the investigation’s main target into custody, while officials said more arrests are expected.
One Search Warrant, A Massive Mixed Drug Haul
The reported seizure included 13 pounds of cocaine, three pounds of methamphetamine, 14.6 pounds of Xanax, one pound of Adderall and 43 pounds of mushrooms. The haul totaled roughly 74.6 pounds across five drug categories, not counting the cash and firearms, according to the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics.
OBN Director Donnie Anderson said the intercepted narcotics could have put thousands of lives at risk if the shipments had reached the streets. The mix of bulk drugs, cash and guns matches the bureau’s description of a trafficking-scale operation rather than a small, street-level case.
Another Large Central Oklahoma Seizure
The bust comes only weeks after agents reported seizing about 15 pounds of methamphetamine in a separate central Oklahoma investigation. As detailed in earlier meth seizure coverage, investigators believed that shipment was part of an operation moving meth from central Oklahoma toward western communities…