LEXINGTON, Okla. - Lexington police seized approximately 35 pounds of marijuana, 10 firearms and several other controlled substances during a narcotics investigation, authorities announced.
The seizure occurred Sept. 27 during enforcement activity stemming from an ongoing investigation within the Lexington city limits, according to the Lexington Police Department.
Police said officers recovered both live and processed marijuana totaling approximately 35 pounds. Investigators also seized methamphetamine, liquid morphine, hash oil, liquid THC and prescription pills.
A white powdery substance was also recovered. Police said its identity had not been determined and was pending additional identification or laboratory testing.
Officers seized 10 firearms along with drug paraphernalia and other items that investigators said were associated with the cultivation, processing and distribution of illegal drugs.
Police did not release information identifying any suspects or say whether anyone was arrested or charged in connection with the seizure. Authorities also did not disclose where in Lexington the drugs and firearms were found.
The investigation remains ongoing, and police said additional information could be released as the case progresses.