drug bust

Baton Rouge Police reported on Wednesday that their department made the largest Fentanyl seizure ever in Louisiana.

It was an arrest months in the making.

An investigation into alleged drug dealing found a major stash of ecstasy, crystal meth, and crack cocaine at a residence in Eunice, Louisiana.

Lafayette Parish Sheriff Mark Garber announced a joint investigation with several federal agencies into a local drug and gun ring.

A man with a long arrest record gets arrested after being accused of selling drugs at work.

More than $300 million worth of cocaine has been seized and is being destroyed by the New Zealand government.

The arrest comes with a long list of drug charges.

The cough syrup, which the FDA has been restricting in recent years, has long used for its narcotic effects.

A drug bust in the Downtown Lafayette area yields a significant haul for Lafayette Police.

The Lafayette Police Department made a huge drug bust after they pulled a vehicle over in the early morning hours on Wednesday.

The Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office was able to stop a stolen vehicle loaded with multiple pounds of marijuana.

Officials were able to find a stash house for drugs in St. Landry Parish.

Deputies seized nearly 25.5 pounds of marijuana, more than $14,600 in U.S. currency, and six firearms - one of which was reported stolen.

Livvie Philips and Mason Wright - both age 20 - were arrested Monday night after narcotics agents say they found various illegal narcotics and several firearms.

I'd be willing to bet these two New Yorkers regret coming down to the Bayou State.

The bust happened on Tuesday, February 1.

Sheriff's officials say the investigation is ongoing.

The drug bust happened on Tuesday, January 11, but was just made public.

One man was arrested on a charge of being a felon in possession of a firearm.

Anyone can report drug activity by call the Opelousas Police Department