Suspect arrested during raid at Detroit home; sources say authorities busted drug operation
DETROIT (FOX 2) - A man was arrested during a raid Wednesday afternoon in Detroit's University District.
Neighbors in the 18000 block of Murland told FOX 2 that police in tactical gear made a reference to a search warrant over a speaker before entering the home.
"They came in there with helmets. They was like real protective, like it was something really serious going on," neighbor Adam Collins said.
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Sources say they were there for a drug operation bust.
"I seen them walking in and out of the house - police, dogs. I’m like what is going on? I'm sitting there watching, I see somebody come out in handcuffs," Collins said.
Neighbors said the man led out in handcuffs was taken away in a Livonia police car.
According to neighbors, the house was purchased almost two years ago, but it wasn't occupied full-time until about six months ago. Neighbors said they weren't familiar with the person taken into custody.
The suspect taken away by police has convictions for drugs and first-degree sexual assault dating back 23 years. He is not being named because charges haven't been filed.