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Detroit police seize over $10,000 in narcotics during drug bust
DETROIT – Police in Detroit seized more than $10,000 worth of narcotics during an April 30 drug bust. According to authorities, police executed two search warrants on Detroit’s west side -- on Yosemite and Homur streets. Police said they seized more than $10,000 worth of marijuana, fentanyl, cocaine and pills. Additionally, 11 guns were seized.
A yearlong narcotics investigation called ‘Operation Roadrunner’ has netted 42 arrests, according to the Alamance County ...
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