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Harlingen Police Crack Down on Drug Trafficking, Four Residents Arrested
Harlingen Police Department's recent operation nets significant drug haul and results in the arrest of four individuals on various narcotics charges.
Published August 20 2024
Harlingen Police Conduct Successful Drug Bust, Arrest Four
In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, the Harlingen Police Department executed two search warrants that led to the arrest of four individuals and the seizure of a substantial amount of illegal drugs.
Details of the Operation
The operation took place around 10:30 a.m., targeting two locations in Harlingen: the 200 block of East Herr Street and the 2800 block of North Seventh Street. The crime unit’s thorough investigation led them to discover 3.54 kilograms of cocaine, 4.6 pounds of marijuana, one THC vape pen, along with undisclosed amounts of cash and several firearms.
Individuals Arrested
The suspects, identified as Matthew Flores, Joe Luis Flores, Catherine Flores, and Jason Ramos, all residents of Harlingen, were arrested at the scene. Images of the suspects have been released to the public. They now face multiple charges, including possession of marijuana and the manufacture and delivery of controlled substances.
Impact of the Bust on the Community
This operation underscores the ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to combat drug trafficking and distribution within the community. The seizure of such significant quantities of narcotics not only disrupts the drug supply chain but also aids in reducing related criminal activities.
Legal Proceedings
The suspects are currently being held, pending further legal proceedings. The Harlingen Police Department has not released specific details about the bail amounts or the date of their first court appearances.
Community and Police Collaboration
Harlingen PD has praised the collaborative efforts of the community and local law enforcement, which were crucial in making these arrests possible. They continue to encourage residents to report any suspicious activities, reaffirming their commitment to keeping the streets safe from drug-related crime.
For ongoing updates on this case and more information on community safety initiatives, stay tuned to local news outlets.
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Harlingen Police Conduct Successful Drug Bust, Arrest Four
In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, the Harlingen Police Department executed two search warrants that led to the arrest of four individuals and the seizure of a substantial amount of illegal drugs.
Details of the Operation
The operation took place around 10:30 a.m., targeting two locations in Harlingen: the 200 block of East Herr Street and the 2800 block of North Seventh Street. The crime unit’s thorough investigation led them to discover 3.54 kilograms of cocaine, 4.6 pounds of marijuana, one THC vape pen, along with undisclosed amounts of cash and several firearms.
Individuals Arrested
The suspects, identified as Matthew Flores, Joe Luis Flores, Catherine Flores, and Jason Ramos, all residents of Harlingen, were arrested at the scene. Images of the suspects have been released to the public. They now face multiple charges, including possession of marijuana and the manufacture and delivery of controlled substances.
Impact of the Bust on the Community
This operation underscores the ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to combat drug trafficking and distribution within the community. The seizure of such significant quantities of narcotics not only disrupts the drug supply chain but also aids in reducing related criminal activities.
Legal Proceedings
The suspects are currently being held, pending further legal proceedings. The Harlingen Police Department has not released specific details about the bail amounts or the date of their first court appearances.
Community and Police Collaboration
Harlingen PD has praised the collaborative efforts of the community and local law enforcement, which were crucial in making these arrests possible. They continue to encourage residents to report any suspicious activities, reaffirming their commitment to keeping the streets safe from drug-related crime.
For ongoing updates on this case and more information on community safety initiatives, stay tuned to local news outlets.
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