DEA Seizes Pot, Cocaine in Burbank Bust: Prosecutor

U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents executed a search warrant at a Burbank residence this week, arresting a man drug charges, prosecutors said.

Federal agents from the Chicago office moved in a home in the 6900 block of West 79th Street around 8 p.m. April 13.

David Schwanbeck, 35, was taken into custody after the feds found 98.4 grams of cocaine and 93 grams of pot in the home, prosecutors said.

According to the charges, Schwanbeck admitted that the cocaine and pot were his. The prosecutor said that Schwanbeck was the target of the warrant.

Schwanbeck’s attorney debated that his client was the target of the warrant.

“He is not the target. I don’t know anything about the admissions,” the attorney said. “The DEA may have executed the warrant but didn’t sign it. The warrant hasn’t been returned.”

The attorney said that both offenses were probational.

Cook County Judge Peter Felice set bail at $10,000. He ordered Schwanbeck to under random drug testing while his case is pending.

Schwanbeck is due back in court May 5 in Bridgeview.