DETROIT (FOX 2) - A violent crime crackdown in Detroit led to the seizure of $2.3 million worth of drugs, arrests, and impounded vehicles.
Police launched the two-day-long initiative, called Operation Saniyah, after an 11-year-old girl was shot and killed inside her grandmother's home June 4.
While the drugs have a street value of $2.3 million, that number doesn't include suspected fentanyl that was also found. Once tested and confirmed that it is fentanyl, the narcotic street value bumps up to $4.5 million.
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During the crackdown, police made 782 traffic stops. They recovered three vehicles, impounded 44 vehicles, arrested 85 people, recovered 22 weapons, and issued 1,297 tickets.
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Operation Saniyah Detroit police crackdown makes $4.5M bust of drugs and guns
This push is setting the tone for the summer - a ramped-up effort of what DPD already does.