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Massive Meth Bust: Santa Rosa Home Raided by Police

By Miles Cooper
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February 15, 2025
Massive Meth Bust: Santa Rosa Home Raided by Police
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(KRON) – Roughly 15 kilos of suspected methamphetamine and ammunition had been situated in a search warrant, stated the Santa Rosa Police Division.

At 11:30 p.m. on Friday, Santa Rosa Particular Enforcement Workforce (SET) law enforcement officials served a number of search warrants for an unlawful narcotics trafficking case.

The primary search occurred within the 2000 block of Plata Court docket, the place Santa Rosa residents Kevin Pimienta-Martinez, 26, and Ivon Serna-Castrillo, 30. In response to Santa Rosa PD, officers discovered a backpack containing roughly 15 kilos of suspected methamphetamine and a field of .22 caliber ammunition.

Massive Meth Bust: Santa Rosa Home Raided by PolicePhotograph: Santa Rosa PD

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Pimienta-Martinez, in keeping with police, was a convicted felon who’s presently on federal probation for narcotics gross sales and prohibited from proudly owning ammunition.

The opposite warrants had been carried out within the 4000 block of Arthur Ashe Circle, the place one-half ounce of suspected narcotics had been discovered, and the 400 block of East Cotati Avenue. No proof was situated within the East Cotati Avenue residents. 

Pimienta-Martinez was arrested and booked into the Sonoma County Foremost Grownup Detention Facility for suspicion of possession of narcotics for the aim of gross sales, transportation of narcotics, conspiracy and prohibited individuals in possession of ammunition.

Serna-Castrillo was arrested and booked into the Sonoma County Foremost Grownup Detention Facility for suspicion of possession of narcotics for the aim of sale, transportation of narcotics and conspiracy.

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