1.3M in drugs, guns, and more seized in 'behemoth bust' by King County deputies

Seattle, WALocal News

A significant drug bust in King County resulted in the seizure of over $1. 3 million worth of narcotics and firearms, demonstrating the ongoing battle against drug trafficking in the area. Conducted by King County deputies, the operation led to the arrest of a known drug trafficker accused of distributing cocaine and ketamine between Seattle and Bremerton. The drug bust, referred to by the King County Sheriff's Office (KCSO) as a "behemoth," was the culmination of months of diligent investigative work. Among the seized items were 24 lbs of cocaine, 2 lbs of ketamine, 1 lb of MDMA, and 9 firearms, alongside $6,000 in cash and a 2020 Subaru Outback.

The KCSO highlighted the dedication of their detectives and deputies in bringing this operation to fruition. The arrested individual now faces serious charges of possession and intent to sell. This incident underscores the persistent efforts of law enforcement in tackling drug-related crimes in the region. Community safety remains a priority as authorities continue to disrupt the drug trade.

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