The Brief
- A multi-week narcotics investigation by Duncanville Police and the DEA resulted in the bust of a major drug distribution network in Dallas County.
- Authorities seized approximately 250 kilograms of methamphetamine and multiple firearms, with an estimated street value of up to $10 million.
- Three individuals have been identified and are expected to face federal narcotics charges for their connection to the operation and an alleged meth conversion lab.
DUNCANVILLE, Texas – A multi-week narcotics investigation in Duncanville and Dallas County has culminated in the seizure of illegal drugs with an estimated street value of up to $10 million and the identification of three individuals now facing federal charges, authorities announced Monday.
Duncanville Meth Lab Bust
What we know:
The Duncanville Police Department’s Narcotics Unit, working alongside personnel from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), targeted a significant drug distribution network that had been trafficking large quantities of methamphetamine throughout the area.
The investigation led detectives to a Dallas County residence where the suspects were allegedly manufacturing the drug. On October 27, officers from the Duncanville Narcotics Unit and SWAT Team, along with the DEA, executed a high-risk search warrant at the location.
Inside the home, law enforcement discovered an active methamphetamine conversion laboratory. Investigators ultimately seized approximately 250 kilograms of methamphetamine, as well as multiple firearms.…