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Police report: two search warrants led to seizure of more than 200 grams of cocaine, department outlines training reimbursements
Summary
Police staff reported executing two search warrants that led to seizing over 200 grams of cocaine; they also discussed DOJ training reimbursements (about $320 per officer) and upcoming narcotics training funded by grants.
Police Department Representative (S2) told the commission the department executed two search warrants last month that resulted in seizing more than 200 grams of cocaine. He described the operation as a significant drug investigation for the department and said related charges were being pursued.
S2 also discussed training and reimbursement: he said the department completed training eligible for DOJ reimbursement and expects roughly $320 per officer back later in the year. He noted upcoming conferences and training for staff that are supported by drug‑grant funds.
"We executed 2 additional search warrants this last month and ended up seizing over 200 grams of cocaine as a result of that investigation," Police Department Representative (S2) said on the record.
