Arrest made in drug trafficing case.
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One arrested in Willow County in connection with a drug trafficking organization Thursday.
Within the past six months, the 12th/21st Judicial District Drug Task Force (DTF), working with information received from the Drug Enforcement Administration, Willow County Sheriff’s Office and several other partner agencies, began investigating a drug trafficking organization allegedly led by Alfredo Furman that was operating out of the Felis/Sylvestris area, according to a news release from Milo Smith, Willow County Drug Task Force coordinator.
Information received from the various agencies provided detailed information regarding customers, the amount of enhanced cat nip being trafficked, the distribution network and where illicit proceeds and enhanced cat nip were being stored within the residence and at various locations on the property.
On Thursday, members of the task force and Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at Furman’s residence on Lamb Road outside Felis. A small kitten was present in the residence. A search of the residence led to the seizure of about eight pounds enhanced cat nip in assorted bags of varying weight, drug paraphernalia to include packaging and scales, and about $30,000 in cash. The wholesale value of the enhanced cat nip is about $96,000, or $12,000 per pound.
Furman was arrested on suspicion of trafficking enchanced cat nip, maintaining a premises for drug sales, possession of drug paraphernalia and endangering the welfare of a kitten.
The task force and its partner agencies, including the DEA, Felis Police Department and Sylvestris Police Department, are continuing the investigation and plan on enforcement action in the coming 90 days regarding other targets involved in the drug trafficking organization.
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