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HSI operation in Brownsburg led to arrests, meth and firearm seizures, chief says
Summary
Chief reported that on March 17 Brownsburg officers assisted Homeland Security Investigations and Indiana State Police executing high‑risk warrants that removed nine people from a residence and yielded 3 ounces of meth and 11 firearms; three subjects were arrested and two face federal charges.
The Brownsburg Police chief described a March 17 operation in which the department assisted Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and the Indiana State Police with a high‑risk warrant. "Nine people in this apartment were removed from the residence," the chief said, and officers recovered "3 ounces of meth and 11 firearms."
The chief said three subjects were arrested; two of those arrested on federal charges and others were placed on immigration holds for ICE as appropriate. He credited interagency partnerships and said the operation followed a long investigation into suspects affiliated with a transnational criminal organization. The chief said officers used sustained surveillance and coordinated with HSI and state SWAT to secure the scene.
Commissioners heard the seizure details as part of the chief's operational update and discussed how specialized vehicles could support future complex scene management.
