Six people arrested in Evergreen drug bust

EVERGREEN, Ala. (WAKA) – Evergreen police say six people have been arrested in a drug bust at an apartment.

Police say that yesterday, they executed a search warrant at an apartment unit at the Northfork Apartments on Martin Luther King, Jr., Drive as part of a months-long narcotics investigation they call Operation Cold Summer.

The search led to the arrests of six people charged with trafficking and distributing drugs and other crimes:

Derrick Lee “Dirty D” – 36 years old:
Three counts of unlawful distribution of controlled substances
Five counts of unlawful possession of controlled substances

Jadarius Holley “JD” – 26 years old:
Unlawful distribution of controlled substance
Unlawful possession of marijuana 1st degree with intent to distribute
Trafficking methamphetamine
Unlawful possession of controlled substance – Fentanyl
Four counts of unlawful possession of controlled substance
Certain persons forbidden to have a firearm
Unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia

Terrance Henry “Bubba” – 47 years old:
Four counts of unlawful possession of controlled substance

Nathaniel Grace Jr. “Nate” – 23 years old:
Unlawful distribution of controlled substances
Three counts of unlawful possession of controlled substance
Trafficking synthetic marijuana

Anthony Henry “Man” – 50 years old:
Two counts of unlawful possession of controlled substance

Matthew Salter “Matt” – 30 years old:
Unlawful possession of controlled substance
Unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia
Attempting to elude
Tampering with evidence

Police say these are the narcotics, paraphernalia and guns seized:

115.17 grams of marijuana
51.52 grams of synthetic marijuana
42.92 grams of crack cocaine
.44 grams of cocaine
107.92 grams of methamphetamine
7.22 grams of shrooms
.90 grams of Fentanyl
.23 grams of MDMA (Ecstasy)
9mm Taurus G3 handgun
Draco (7.62)

Police thanked the Conecuh County EMS and Conecuh County Sheriff’s Office for their help with executing the search warrant.

Police say so far, their summer operation has now resulted in eight total arrests related to drug trafficking, drug distribution and several related charges.