Wilmington, DE – Delaware authorities seized over 135,000 prescription pills during a drug trafficking investigation targeting Maury Moody, 45, of Wilmington. The raid revealed the scale of a narcotics operation allegedly distributing prescription medications both locally and nationwide.
Investigators said Moody purchased large quantities of prescription pills from overseas, which were reportedly shipped to him via U.S. mail. The pills, mostly Schedule II and Schedule IV controlled substances, were believed to be sold to individuals across New Castle County and beyond.
Evidence Recovered
A search warrant executed on Monday at Moody’s home uncovered:
- More than 135,000 prescription pills
- A loaded .25 caliber handgun with a spent shell in the chamber
- Approximately $3,600 in suspected drug money
Charges and Custody
Moody was charged with eight felony counts of possession of a controlled substance along with related offenses. He is currently being held on $30,500 bail, as per the reports.
Authorities have not announced any additional arrests in connection with the case, and details regarding the foreign source of the prescription pills remain undisclosed.
Community Impact
Officials emphasized the seriousness of large-scale prescription drug trafficking, noting the potential harm to residents who might misuse or illegally obtain these substances.
The investigation highlights the continued efforts of law enforcement in Delaware to curb the distribution of prescription medications and combat organized drug operations.
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