UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thomson Assassinated in Midtown Manhattan
NEW YORK — UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thomson was assassinated Wednesday morning in Midtown Manhattan, sending shockwaves through the business and healthcare
By Janell Williams
COLUMBUS, Ga. – A search warrant executed by the Columbus Police Department’s Special Operations Unit led to multiple arrests linked to the Rollin 60’s Crips and DBH gang on Nov. 3, as part of an ongoing crackdown on gang-related drug trafficking.
Officers raided a residence in the 4200 block of Roman Drive, seizing substantial amounts of drugs and firearms and arresting several individuals on a range of felony charges, including gang activity and firearms offenses.
Police confiscated 3,096.2 grams (6.82 pounds) of marijuana with an estimated street value of $30,962, 19.5 grams of Spice worth $195, and 18.7 grams of THC valued at $467.50, totaling $31,624.50 in drugs seized. Six firearms were recovered, including two reported stolen and one rifle modified to function as an automatic weapon.
The suspects arrested in connection with the operation face multiple charges, including criminal street gang activity, drug possession with intent to distribute, and firearm-related offenses:
The Columbus Police Department emphasized its commitment to tackling gang violence and drug-related crime to ensure community safety.