Drug Ring Broken Up Just South of WA-Canadian Border
The Whatcom County Sheriff's Office reports a drug ring has been broken up in a small community near the WA-Canadian border.
Officers report 3 arrests
The WCSO says two separate investigations and raids broke up the ring in Kendall, WA, a small hamlet northeast of Bellingham, and five miles south of the border.
Two illegal firearms were seized, along with a butterfly knife and brass knuckles, which is an illegal weapon in WA.
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The drugs seized included:
310.7 grams of fentanyl powder and pills
32.9 grams of methamphetamine
13.8 grams of crack cocaine
$5,981 in cash
Drug ring broken up (WCSO)
The suspects are facing charges including intent to deliver, unlawful possession of firearms, and other charges. The investigations continue.
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