Police arrest 10, recover heroin, meth, 150,000 cash, guns, 9 cars in huge bust

Burien, WALocal News

Burien Police executed a significant narcotics operation on April 29, resulting in the arrest of ten adults across eight residences in King and Pierce Counties. The investigation, which originated in Burien, targeted mid and high-level narcotics traffickers and involved support from various agencies, including local SWAT teams and the DEA. Authorities seized over 1 pound of heroin, more than 4 pounds of crystal methamphetamine, multiple firearms—including some that were stolen—and about $150,000 in cash. Additionally, nine vehicles were confiscated during the operation. Charges are anticipated for the arrested individuals, focusing on drug trafficking and firearm possession, while other suspects remain under investigation.

The police emphasized the hard work of their detectives in processing evidence to ensure successful prosecution. This operation reflects a broader effort to combat narcotics trafficking in the region. Ongoing investigations may lead to further arrests and seizures in the future.

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