Over a kilo of cocaine found in stash house in quiet maryland neighborhood
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Over a kilo of cocaine found in stash house in quiet Maryland neighborhood

$100K in cocaine seized during Frederick drug raid on Partners Court

Frederick, MD – A high-level drug bust in Frederick resulted in the seizure of over 1,200 grams of cocaine, thousands in cash, and luxury jewelry after officers executed a search warrant Tuesday morning.

On November 25, members of the Frederick Police Department and Frederick County Sheriff’s Office searched a home in the 5000 block of Partners Court as part of an ongoing investigation into suspected drug distribution activity.

Inside the residence, investigators recovered approximately 1,225.9 grams of cocaine—estimated to be worth more than $100,000 on the street—along with $2,599 in U.S. currency and various pieces of high-end jewelry.

Over a kilo of cocaine found in stash house in quiet maryland neighborhood
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Angula Llactas was taken into custody at the scene and transported to the Frederick County Adult Detention Center, where he will appear before a district court commissioner. Police did not release further details about pending charges.

Authorities have not indicated if additional suspects are under investigation or whether the residence served as a larger distribution point. The operation marks a significant seizure in the region’s ongoing efforts to combat narcotics trafficking.

Key Points

  • Police seized 1,225.9 grams of cocaine worth over $100,000 during a raid on Partners Court
  • Investigators also found $2,599 in cash and high-end jewelry
  • Angula Llactas was arrested and booked into Frederick County detention
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