(KRON) — On Friday, the San Francisco Police Department shared the seizure of over 13 pounds of narcotics and made 13 arrests throughout a one-day enforcement operation today around the city’s (*13*) District.
Officials state this was the largest-scale enforcement operation of the city’s Drug Market Agency Coordination Center (DMACC). Of the 13 arrests, 5 were presumed of ownership offer for sale of the narcotics, authorities claimed.
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The enforcement operation happened on Tuesday, authorities claimed. SFPD has actually especially been concentrating its initiatives around the United Nations Plaza and the San Francisco Public Library. During their search, authorities confiscated virtually 4 pounds of narcotics in that location throughout Tuesday’s operation, authorities claimed.
The four-pound seizure led authorities to offer search warrants for a previous, recurring examination, authorities claimed. With the support of an SFPD K-9 device, policemans situated and confiscated 4 guns, ammo, and over 9 pounds of narcotics, consisting of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and drug, authorities claimed.
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SFPD policemans from the Narcotics Unit, Narcotics Drug Recognition Expert Team, (*13*) Station Patrol/Violence Reduction Team, and (*13*) Plainclothes Team took part in Tuesday’s operation, authorities claimed.
“Our efforts in taking wanted suspects off our streets to hold individuals accountable for selling illegal narcotics and creating a drug crisis on our streets will make streets safer and save lives,” SFPD claimed in a declaration.
Since May 29, the SFPD has actually confiscated over 194 kilos of narcotics and made greater than 3,000 arrests especially pertaining to medication task in these communities.
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