SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Five people were charged, including a teenager, in a drug raid in Syracuse, the New York State Police said.
Law enforcement executed a search warrant at 10 Hope Ave. on Nov. 5. Troopers noted that the search warrant was part of a joint narcotics investigation by the New York State Police Troop D Community Stabilization Unit (CSU) and Troop D Violent Gang and Narcotics Enforcement Team (VGNET).
Officers recovered the following from the address:
- Approximately 2 pounds of cocaine
- Approximately 2 pounds of boric acid
- Approximately 12 ounces of crystal methamphetamine
- Approximately 19 grams of heroin
- Approximately 50 grams of oxycodone pills
- Approximately 2 grams of psilocybin mushrooms
- Approximately 2.8 grams of MDMA
- Approximately 6.3 grams of cathinone
- Numerous Suboxone strips
- Multiple glassine envelopes containing heroin
- Amphetamine and diazepam pills
- Narcotics packaging materials and a digital scale
- Additional narcotics adulterants
- Five New York State benefit cards issued to unrelated individuals
- $2,595 in U.S. currency
The following people were charged in connection with the search warrant:…