LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A series of raids in Louisville resulted in the seizure of 70 pounds of meth and enough fentanyl to kill 1,200 people.
In addition to the drugs, police said they found at least 12 guns, half of which were stolen. One of those guns was used in a homicide.
Police searched 10 locations in Louisville last weekend and made nine arrests. Two indictments charged the suspects with drug trafficking-related offenses, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky.
- Reginald Forsythe, 46, of Louisville
- Damon Lewis, 50, of Louisville
- Timothy McAtee, 46, of Louisville
- James Henderson, 70, of Louisville
- Crystal Adams, 54, of Louisville
- Isaiah Washington, 43, of Louisville
- Chelsea Brown, 42, of Louisville
- James Leffler, 38, of Louisville
- Aiyisha Daniels, 43, of Detroit
“Our investigators identified and dismantled a drug trafficking organization that has been flooding our streets with dangerous drugs, fueling violence in our city and putting lives at risk,” Jim Scott, with the Louisville Division of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, said during a news conference Thursday…