$500,000 worth of drugs confiscated by Madison County Sheriff's Office
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(WAFF) - More than $500,000 worth of drugs, possibly laced with fentanyl, is off the streets following a bust by the Madison County Sheriff's Office.
The raid occurred off McKee Road on March 7th off Highway 53 in Madison County. A joint narcotics unit located 4-5 pounds of drugs and multiple firearms. $7,000 was also recovered from the home. Three people were arrested:
- Salayetha Elaine Mccraney: Possession of marijuana, drug trafficking
- Bobby Deandre Lamb: Possession of marijuana, drug trafficking, possession of a pistol by a violent felon
- Cortez Whiteside: Drug trafficking
Agents also searched a storage facility at a separate location and discovered 26 pounds of drugs and three more firearms.
The Sheriff's Office believes the storage facility may have also acted as a production facility.
Investigators believe some of the drugs may have come from China. The origin of the fentanyl, if confirmed, is unknown at this time.
A number of sealed silver packages may contain heroin and fentanyl. Further testing must be done inside a lab for those drugs to be confirmed.
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