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Drug Operation Nets 19 Arrests in Franklin Parish

Posted on May 27, 2014 at 3:38 PM

A three-month undercover investigation into the possession and distribution of illegal drugs in Franklin Parish culminated in 19 arrests Tuesday.

The investigation, dubbed “Operation May Day,” brought substantial evidence against 25 individuals suspected of illicit drug activity and warrants for their arrests were signed by local district judges, according to the Franklin Parish Sheriff’s Office.

“Within hours of starting the roundup Tuesday, we had 19 in custody for various charges, ranging from marijuana to methamphetamine,” Franklin Parish Sheriff Kevin Cobb said. “Those charged were arrested and booked into the parish jail without incident.”

Only six of the 25 warrants issued remain outstanding.

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Cobb said that the suspects at large, including some who may no longer be in Franklin Parish, are being actively sought by narcotic investigators.

“We are attempting to make contact with those individuals and will hopefully bring this investigation to a close shortly,” Cobb said. “The development of narcotic cases is a process that requires skill, time and patience. I have a great staff in the narcotics division who will continue to work tirelessly in an effort to combat and disrupt street-level distribution cases in our area,” Cobb continued. “It is our number one priority to make Franklin Parish a safer place to live, but ultimately, we still have more work to do.”

In addition to the 19 arrests made Tuesday, four suspects already incarcerated were implicated.