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Detroit Resident and Local Man Charged in Port Huron Township Drug Busts by St. Clair County Task Force

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Published on January 18, 2026
Detroit Resident and Local Man Charged in Port Huron Township Drug Busts by St. Clair County Task ForceSource: Google Street View

In a significant crackdown on narcotics trafficking in Port Huron Township, the St. Clair County Drug Task Force arrested two individuals on felony drug charges as part of ongoing efforts to combat illicit drug distribution. According to ClickOnDetroit, the task force conducted a traffic stop last Wednesday, leading to the arrest of Larenza Richey, a 59-year-old Detroit resident found operating a vehicle without a license. A subsequent search revealed narcotics cunningly concealed within a child's car seat, which a Border Patrol K9 unit detected.

Police confiscated 26 grams of crack cocaine, 6 grams of powder cocaine, 8 grams of heroin, and a large amount of cash from Richey's possession. He now faces multiple felony charges, including drug possession, using a computer to commit a crime, and maintaining a drug house, with his bond set at $25,000. Later that same day, as detailed in a social media post by the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office, the task force executed a search warrant in the 1400 block of 27th Street, resulting in the arrest of 45-year-old Scott Shreeve after being located on a traffic stop.

Inside Shreeve's residence, officers discovered 144 grams of methamphetamine, prescription pills, ketamine, and various drug paraphernalia, including a digital scale. Additionally, they seized a shotgun. His bond was set at $50,000, and Shreeve faces felony drug possession charges, with a "Double Penalty" applicable for multiple offenses.

The implicated parties were taken to St. Clair County Detention and Intervention Center and arraigned in 72nd District Court, as enforcement efforts persist in the battle against local drug operations. Richey was arraigned last Friday, facing serious charges, while the community grapples with the consequences that such trafficking imposes on the fabric of Port Huron Township. The task force's commitment to "removing drugs in 2026" highlights a continuous struggle to safeguard communities from the pernicious influence of illicit substances, as per the St. Clair County Sheriff's Office's post.