Two Arrested on Narcotics Sales Charges During Patrol Check in Santa Ana
SANTA ANA, CA – Patrol officers with the Santa Ana Police Department arrested two adults last night following a narcotics sales investigation at the Corbin Community Center, located at 2215 West McFadden Avenue.
Officers were conducting a routine patrol check of the facility grounds when they observed two individuals inside a parked vehicle allegedly using narcotics. Officers made contact with the vehicle’s occupants and detained them without incident.
A subsequent search of the vehicle yielded a variety of illicit substances, drug distribution paraphernalia, and a weapon. Officers recovered 124 grams of methamphetamine, 56 grams of gray heroin, two grams of standard heroin, five grams of PCP, 54 grams of marijuana, and 2,000 grams of nitrous oxide. Additionally, law enforcement seized four digital scales, individual packaging materials, a pay-and-owe sheet indicative of drug sales, a cellphone, multiple methamphetamine pipes, and a set of brass knuckles.
Courtesy of Santa Ana PD
Both suspects were taken into custody at the scene. Authorities transported the individuals to the Santa Ana Jail, where they were booked on charges related to narcotics sales.
