Crime & Safety
Man Busted With Meth, Fentanyl In Napa
A man out on bail in a previous drug sales-related case was again caught selling, police said.
NAPA, CA — Napa police officers recently made a significant bust in an area of the city that is notorious for drug activity, the Napa Police Department said.
Officers were doing a routine check on Sunday, Dec. 31, when they encountered a person engaged in a hand-to-hand drug deal and detained him without incident.
A background check revealed the suspect was out on bail from a previous drug sales case. Further investigation led officers to discover his car keys. In a search of the car, officers found approximately three-quarters of a pound of suspected methamphetamine and about 90 grams of fentanyl, police said.
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Packaging consistent with drug sales was also seized.
The suspect, whose name was not disclosed, was arrested on various drug sales-related charges and an additional felony for committing a crime while out on bail.
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"This exemplary work by our NPD officers underscores our commitment to making our streets safer," police said.
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