In a crackdown on drug-related activities in Twin Peaks, San Bernardino County Sheriff's deputies arrested four suspects for allegedly maintaining a narcotics haven. The bust occurred early Monday morning, on the sleepy 26000 block of Boulder Lane, where a house reportedly buzzed with illegal drug transactions.
According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff-Coroner Department, 60-year-old Andrew Loften was nabbed on multiple charges including maintaining a drug house and possession of methamphetamine. His housemates, Jude Siva, 32, and Carlos Jimenez, 36, were collared for drug paraphernalia possession and outstanding warrants. Hauled in alongside them was Elizabeth Rodriguez, a 24-year-old female, who not only faced paraphernalia charges but also obstruction and an outstanding felony warrant. The State of California stands as the aggrieved victim in this case.
Under the weight of accumulating evidence, the booked individuals find themselves confronting the justice system, as authorities continue their push against the communities' engulfing drug issues. Deputy Nicholas Vasquez, the case's point person, calls upon the public for further insights into the operation allegedly helmed by the accused. Those with pertinent information can discreetly reach out to the We-Tip Hotline or leave tips on their website.
