Dayton police officers carried out a search warrant in the 800 block of North Euclid Avenue on Monday, resulting in the seizure of a substantial cache of illegal items. The operation, led by detectives from the Dayton Police Department, targeted a 44‑year‑old male suspect who was taken into custody after the raid.

Firearms and cash recovered

Law enforcement officials reported that seven firearms were recovered from the residence. The weapons included one shotgun, two rifles and four handguns. In addition to the firearms, officers collected $3,163 in cash.

Significant drug haul uncovered

Investigators also uncovered a wide array of controlled substances. The seizure comprised 195 grams and 50 gel caps of crack cocaine, 17 grams and 17 gel caps of fentanyl, five grams of cocaine, 345 grams of promethazine, 98 grams of dab and 1,315 grams of an unidentified substance.

Charges filed

The suspect has been charged with possessing weapons while under disability and possession of controlled substances. These charges reflect the seriousness of the offenses and the community’s need for safe neighborhoods.

Community impact

Dayton residents have expressed relief that local law‑enforcement agencies are actively pursuing illegal firearms and drug activity. The seizure removes dangerous weapons and narcotics from the streets, helping to protect families and uphold public safety.

Law‑enforcement response

Police spokespersons emphasized the importance of vigilant policing and encouraged community members to report suspicious activity. The department reiterated its commitment to safeguarding Dayton’s neighborhoods and maintaining a strong, law‑abiding environment for all citizens.

Anyone with information related to illegal weapons or drug activity is urged to contact the Dayton Police Department’s tip line.

Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.