MUSCOGEE COUNTY, Ga. — Two people are facing charges after more than half a million dollars’ worth of fentanyl was seized this week, according to the sheriff’s office.
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On Monday, Muscogee County officials, along with other law enforcement agencies, conducted multiple search warrants in the county.
Authorities said they seized the following items:
- 5.3 kilos of methamphetamine
- $20,190.56 in cash
- Four motorcycles
- Boat
- Three motor vehicles
- Scooter
The MCSO said the meth has an estimated street value of $506,520.
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After the search, authorities arrested William Jones and Larry Almay.
Jones was charged with six counts of trafficking methamphetamine and Almay was charged with four counts of trafficking methamphetamine.
The pair was taken to the Muscogee County Jail. The investigation is ongoing with additional charges pending.
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