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Probation Search Uncovers Drug Farm & 18 Firearms
29 Oct
Summary
- Officers found illegal drugs and evidence of a large indoor marijuana grow.
- 18 firearms, including handguns and assault-style weapons, were seized.
- Two individuals were arrested and booked into jail on weapons and drug charges.
On October 11th, patrol officers in Roseville conducted a probation search at a residence on Herbert Street, responding to an arrest warrant. During the initial search, officers located drug paraphernalia, illegal narcotics, and evidence indicating a substantial indoor marijuana cultivation operation.
Following the discovery, a search warrant was obtained from a Placer County judge. This subsequent search uncovered meth, fentanyl, several pounds of processed marijuana, more drug paraphernalia, and a total of 18 firearms, including handguns, rifles, and assault-style weapons. The homeowner was prohibited from possessing any firearms due to a narcotics addiction.
As a result of the investigation and search, two individuals were arrested. They were subsequently booked into the South Placer County Jail, facing a variety of weapons- and narcotics-related charges.
