On Wednesday February 22, 2017 Members of the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office Special Investigations Unit (SIU) and Warrant Strike Team (WST) executed search warrants as a result of an ongoing heroin and methamphetamine investigation. Search warrants were served at 4030 SE 104th Ave, Portland, OR where a suspect was renting a room from a family and at 1718 SE Orient Dr. Apt. #1132 Gresham, OR. After serving the search warrants, investigators found and seized approximately 90-100 pounds of methamphetamine, two pounds of heroin, one firearm and $29,677 in currency.
This constitutes one of the largest drug raids in the State of Oregon and the largest in Multnomah County Sheriff's Office history. The street value of these drugs is well over 2 million dollars.
Deputies arrested Alfredo NarcisoPineda, Age 34, of Portland, OR, Alejandro LopezGonzales, Age 25, of Gresham, OR and Celso Marroquin Benitez, Age 39, of Portland, OR on multiple charges related to the Possession, Distribution and Manufacturing of methamphetamine and heroin.
Booking photos are available on our website at www.mcso.us
Sheriff Reese noted, "In our mission to help those working to find success in drug treatment, it is critical that we work to remove the supply of drugs coming into our community. Last night's successful mission made a significant impact in removing a large amount of methamphetamine from making it to the streets of our community."
This constitutes one of the largest drug raids in the State of Oregon and the largest in Multnomah County Sheriff's Office history. The street value of these drugs is well over 2 million dollars.
Deputies arrested Alfredo NarcisoPineda, Age 34, of Portland, OR, Alejandro LopezGonzales, Age 25, of Gresham, OR and Celso Marroquin Benitez, Age 39, of Portland, OR on multiple charges related to the Possession, Distribution and Manufacturing of methamphetamine and heroin.
Booking photos are available on our website at www.mcso.us
Sheriff Reese noted, "In our mission to help those working to find success in drug treatment, it is critical that we work to remove the supply of drugs coming into our community. Last night's successful mission made a significant impact in removing a large amount of methamphetamine from making it to the streets of our community."