Fentanyl operation uncovered by Texas law enforcement
ROUND ROCK, Texas - Over 300 suspected fentanyl pills were seized from a home in Round Rock after an undercover operation.
The Williamson County Sheriff's Office said on July 22, a narcotics investigation took place at a home in the 2000 block of San Milan Pass in Round Rock.
During the investigation, about 335 suspected fentanyl pills were seized. This discovery led deputies to a home in Morgan's Point in Bell County.
On July 23, law enforcement found several of the following items in a home:
- Bear Creek automatic rifle w/magazine and ammunition (records indicate that the weapon was stolen)
- 112,845 suspected MDMA pills, weighing approximately 54.3 pounds
- 2,404 suspected fentanyl pills, weighing 375.9g
- Approximately 4.7lbs of suspected marijuana
- 643 suspected methamphetamine pills, disguised as Adderall, weighing approximately 172.1g
- Approximately 3.51 oz of suspected shrooms
- 18.5 suspected hydrocodone pills, weighing approximately 8.9g
- 9 suspected Xanax pills, weighing approximately 2.0g
- 2 suspected oxycodone pills, weighing approximately .2g
- 16 suspected Lisinopril pills, weighing approximately 4.8g
- 305 suspected codeine pills, weighing approximately 146.8g
Officials said the street value of the drugs is estimated as follows: MDMA pills at $1,128,450, fentanyl pills at $48,080, marijuana at $7,050, and methamphetamine pills at $6,430.
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There were also several fake government documents, including fake IDs, social security numbers, checks, vehicle registrations and more.
"The discovery and subsequent seizure of these items during the investigation indicates a significant drug trafficking operation. The investigative efforts of the Williamson County Sheriff's Office OCU played a significant role in dismantling this operation. The removal of dangerous narcotics from the community has undoubtedly improved community safety. It has also disrupted a major drug trafficking network, preventing further illegal activities and potential harm to residents. The investigation continues and those responsible will be brought to justice," WCSO said in a statement.
Any individual with information regarding drug trafficking is encouraged to contact the WCSO tip line at 512-943-1170 or drughumantraffickinginfo@wilco.org. You can remain anonymous.