‘Dismantled’ North Bay drug ring had cash, guns, fake pills, stolen Apple products: PD

(KRON) — The Santa Rose Police Department announced Tuesday that its narcotics team “dismantled” a local drug ring selling cocaine, Ketamine, psilocybin mushrooms throughout the North Bay, and uncovered hundreds of thousands of dollars.

SRPD said the suspects netted in the months-long investigation face several charges, including identified possession of a narcotic for sale and conspiracy.

So far, several of the members identified in the drug trafficking organization comprise of Santa Rosa and Sebastopol residents. Police said they are between the ages of 19 and 28 and include a juvenile.

Detectives said two back-to-back search warrants served in late June at separate residences on the 2000 block of Bock Street in Santa Rosa and 300 block of Murphy Avenue upturned narcotics and approximately $129,500 in cash.

“A search of the [Bock Street] residence yielded thousands of dollars’ worth of promethazine syrup, thousands of dollars’ worth of liquid and pill form methadone, two handguns, one of which was stolen, counterfeit Adderall pills, psilocybin mushrooms,” said Santa Rosa PD. “Additionally, thousands of dollars’ worth of Apple products, small appliances, vacuum cleaners, etc in suspected stolen property were also recovered.”

Two suspects have been booked into Sonoma County Jail.