Grants Pass Police and Federal Agents Recover Nearly 40 Pounds of Meth in Southern Oregon Drug Investigation

GRANTS PASS, Ore. — Partnering with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and other agencies, the Grants Pass Police Department’s initiatives to counter drug activity in Grants Pass and Southern Oregon resulted in the seizure of around 40 pounds of methamphetamine on Saturday.

Numerous major interdictions have been successfully managed since a Grants Pass detective was seconded as a Task Force Officer in the local DEA office to conduct investigations into drug crimes in Grants Pass.

The detective is responsible for arresting major drug suppliers and other high-level drug criminals who target Grants Pass citizens.

On Saturday, the Grants Pass Police DEA Task Force Officer, working with the Grants Pass Police SWAT Quick Response Team, the Drug Enforcement Administration, the Rogue Area Drug Enforcement team, the Oregon State Police, and other members of the DEA Task Force, led an investigation that led to the seizure of roughly 40 pounds of methamphetamine.

If you have any tip-offs or information on drug activity, call the tipline at 541-237-5607.

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