Massive drug bust: Northern California authorities recover over 92 pounds of illicit fentanyl
'This is a glimpse of the fentanyl epidemic.'
ALAMEDA COUNTY, Calif. -- Authorities in Northern California's Alameda County said on Saturday they have recovered 92.5 pounds of fentanyl and two illegal firearms.
The county's Narcotics Task Force conducted a search warrant in Oakland and Hayward on Friday, and detectives with the sheriff's office found a manufacturing lab.
Authorities arrested one suspect while another is currently outstanding, according to an email to our sister station KGO-TV on Saturday.
Sheriff's deputies say the 92.58 pounds of illicit Fentanyl equals about 42,000 grams "that were headed for the streets of the Bay Area." The agency added: "This is a glimpse of the fentanyl epidemic."
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