$39K In Drugs, Cash Seized In Annapolis Raid: Police

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Nearly $40,000 worth of heroin and other drugs, plus cash, was reportedly seized Thursday during a raid by Anne Arundel County Police officers and officers from the federal Drug Enforcement Agency. The officers found the drugs and money when they executed a search and seizure warrant at No. 40 Greystone Court in Annapolis and arrested a man on multiple drug-trafficking charges.

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As a result detectives seized the following:

• 92.78 grams of heroin (271 individual baggies). Estimated street value is $11,134
• 5.82grams of suspected cocaine. Estimated street value is $582
• 81.44 grams Dimethyltryptamine (DMT), a hallucinogenic/psychedelic drug. Estimated
• street value is $2,850
• 215 vape pen vials containing Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), marijuana extract. Estimated
• street value is $6,450
• 417.72 grams of marijuana. Estimated street value is $8,345
• Two model 1911 .45 caliber handguns
• Two Sig Sauer P229 .45 caliber handgun
• $9,025 in cash

Suspect David Haley, 37, is charged with:

• Possession with intent to distribute heroin, cocaine, marijuana and testosterone
• Possession of heroin, cocaine, marijuana, testosterone and various prescription pills
• Firearm during a drug-trafficking crime
• CDS: distribute w/firearm
• Firearm use during a felony/violent crime

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Photo of David Haley, courtesy of Anne Arundel County Police