Five individuals have been charged in connection with a drug trafficking operation in central Pennsylvania, according to Attorney General Dave Sunday. The operation allegedly involved the sale of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and firearms across Dauphin, Blair, Cumberland, and Clinton counties. The charges were announced last week, following a long-term investigation conducted with the help of Pennsylvania State Police and Dauphin County law enforcement.
The individuals charged are Marcus Denson, Jovar Hairston, Larry Minnifield, Alisha Massa, and Gregory Johnson. Massa and Johnson were apprehended last week, while the other three remain at large, as reported by Local 21 News.
During the investigation, authorities seized six firearms and monitored several sales of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other drugs involving the five suspects. Denson, who has a prior felony conviction, is also charged with trafficking firearms, including at least one “ghost gun,” according to CBS 21…