"An investigation into a man suspected of selling drugs out of his car in East Oakland culminated in his arrest Thursday, as well as the seizure of nearly $475,000, more than 25 pounds of heroin and half a dozen handguns, authorities said. The Alameda County Narcotics Task Force opened the investigation after fielding numerous complaints from residents, according to the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. Detectives identified the suspect and obtained warrants for him, his residence and associated properties."
"When detectives tried to contact the man Thursday, he discarded a grocery bag containing narcotics packaged for sale before being detained, the sheriff's office said. The warrants were later served at locations in Oakland and San Leandro, where detectives seized $474,000 in U.S. currency, 26.4 pounds of heroin, 4.4 pounds of cocaine, 2.2 pounds of methamphetamine, six handguns and two rifles, according to the sheriff's office."
Alameda County narcotics investigators arrested a man suspected of selling drugs from his car in East Oakland following resident complaints. Detectives obtained warrants for the suspect, his residence and associated properties. When contacted, the suspect discarded a grocery bag containing narcotics packaged for sale and was detained. Warrants served in Oakland and San Leandro produced $474,000 in cash, 26.4 pounds of heroin, 4.4 pounds of cocaine, 2.2 pounds of methamphetamine, six handguns and two rifles. The suspect, a convicted felon out on bail for two prior felonies, was booked into Santa Rita Jail in Dublin.
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