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May-13-2016 00:13TweetFollow @OregonNews 10 Pounds of Heroin, 14 Pounds of Meth Seized in Huge Drug BustSalem-News.comSalem Police Conclude Major Drug Investigation
(SALEM, Ore.) - The Salem Police Department's Street Crimes Unit, assisted by the Marion County District Attorney's Office, the Salem DEA office, the Western Interagency Narcotics team (WIN), and the Portland Police Bureau, concluded a nearly two month long drug investigation Tuesday evening with the arrest of seven individuals and the service of seven search warrants. The operation began just before 6:30 PM with the nearly simultaneous stop of three separate vehicles in the vicinity of Lancaster and Beverly NE. Following the vehicle stops, search warrants were served in the 3700 block of Beverly Av NE, the 400 block of Fountain Valley Way NE, the 900 block of Shores St NE, the 5100 block of Wittenberg Ln NE, the 1500 block of Hawthorne Av NE, and the 2500 block of Ptarmigan St NW. Meanwhile, WIN served a search warrant in the 9600 block of SW 160th in Beaverton, and the Portland Police Bureau served a search warrant in the 8200 block of NE Hancock. The Salem Police Department seized over ten pounds of heroin, over 14 pounds of methamphetamine, and in excess of two pounds of cocaine. In addition, over $466,000 and six vehicles were seized. Arrested in Salem on a long list of drug related charges were the following individuals:
They are all being held in the Marion County Correctional Facility. _________________________________________
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vb May 16, 2016 12:04 pm (Pacific time)
That's a lot drugs I guess, and of heroin and meth addicts waiting for them, but are they all in Salem or were these people going traveling to sell? They are Salem residents it sais and looks like this was for Salem addicts. The photo doesn't look accurate taken as if you consider 24 pounds of drugs, I don't see 24 lbs of weight there. Considering drugs are powder and a 24 pounds of potatoes is dense so packs up smaller....what is seen here is a little amount of stuff. I wonder if the public can follow up on where all this goes? Like people assume they burn it but maybe they redistribute it, without even knowing it, they could give it to big pharma, who is a drug dealer anyway that's legal but still where does this stuff really go and who is counting the amounts of it?
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