Isabella County, Michigan – Three individuals were taken into custody following a drug and firearms raid in northern Isabella County, where authorities discovered crystal methamphetamine and multiple firearms, including a Tommy gun, police said.
The operation was conducted by Michigan State Police (MSP) detectives working with the Multi-jurisdictional Intelligence and Narcotics Task Force alongside other law enforcement partners.
Methamphetamine and Firearms Seized
During the execution of a search warrant at a local residence, authorities recovered:
- 56.9 grams of crystal methamphetamine
- Seven long guns, including a Tommy gun
The seizure highlights the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat drug trafficking and illegal firearms possession in Michigan communities.
Arrests Made
Two of the suspects were taken into custody on warrants related to delivery of crystal methamphetamine, while a third individual was arrested on an unrelated warrant, police said.
Authorities did not release the names or ages of the suspects, pending further investigation.
Investigation Continues
MSP officials confirmed that the case remains active, with investigators continuing to examine the scope of the criminal activity and any potential additional arrests.
The discovery of a Tommy gun, a fully automatic firearm, underscores the potential danger posed by illegal weapons often connected with drug crimes.
Community Safety and Law Enforcement Efforts
Authorities stressed that these types of operations are crucial to removing illegal drugs and firearms from neighborhoods. MSP and its partner agencies continue to work together to identify individuals involved in drug distribution networks and to prevent violence associated with illegal firearms.
Residents are encouraged to report suspicious activity to local law enforcement to assist in ongoing investigations.
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