In Stockbridge, a team of four individuals found themselves on the wrong side of the law after police cracked down on their alleged drug trafficking operation. Acting on a tip from a perceptive resident, the police were able to obtain a search warrant and discover 18.5 pounds of marijuana, 24 Percocet pills, two stolen firearms, and roughly $4,000 in cash. According to FOX 5 Atlanta, the confiscated firearms have been linked to vehicle break-ins in Henry County.
The citizen's tip-off proved to be a pivotal moment for Stockbridge law enforcement, who have long encouraged locals to remain watchful and report to actively assist in deterring crime. The identities of the arrested parties have yet to be released, but the Stockbridge Police Department has assured that each individual faces charges of trafficking marijuana, possession with the intent to distribute Percocet, and various firearm-related offenses, as reported by Channel 2 Action News.
Though the Stockbridge Police Department has kept specific details close to the chest, they've been clear on their stance regarding community involvement. As such, residents are being reminded that they can contribute to safety efforts by notifying the authorities of any dubious activities. Options for contact include direct messaging via Facebook or Instagram, and for those preferring a more traditional route, sending an email to [email protected].
