Authorities in Detroit brought a significant narcotics investigation to a head last week, with police seizing drugs, guns, and cash as they executed search warrants in two city neighborhoods. According to a report from ClickOnDetroit, the bust took place on Crocuslawn Avenue and Pinewood Street last Thursday, netting an assortment of illegal substances, firearms, and currency.
Detailing the raid specifics, officials stated that they confiscated 1.1 grams of cocaine, 299.6 grams of fentanyl, 31.4 grams of methamphetamine, 540 grams of an unidentifiable powder, three guns, and $1,558 in cash with the whole operation uncovering an estimated $31,304 worth of drugs. Moreover, they managed to put one individual behind bars in connection to these illegal activities although what charges will be filed and the identity of the accused have not been disclosed, as reported by ClickOnDetroit.
Backing up the report from local media, the Detroit Police Department shared insights into the successful operation via their social media platforms. The Detroit Police Department statement, captured on their official X account, did not comment further on the ongoing investigation or impending legal processes.
🚨 Illegal Drugs & Firearms Recovered
— Detroit Police Department (@detroitpolice) September 9, 2025
Following an investigation by the Detroit Police Narcotics Unit, officers executed search warrants in the 10300 block of Crocuslawn and 14000 block of Pinewood on September 4, 2025. pic.twitter.com/w4A84QBomJ
