Successful Drug Raid in Groesbeck

In a collaborative effort, the Groesbeck Police Department, Limestone County Sheriff’s Office,  and Groesbeck Animal Control, along with the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), successfully executed a search warrant on Tuesday, Aug. 20. The operation took place in the 400 block of East Cypress Street in Groesbeck and resulted in the confiscation of cocaine, methamphetamine, and marijuana.
The search warrant was part of an ongoing investigation led by Limestone County Sheriff’s Office Investigator Scott Logan. One individual was apprehended during the operation and taken into custody at the Limestone County Jail.
In light of the operation's success, Groesbeck Police Chief Chris Henson expressed gratitude to the law enforcement agencies involved.
"Like many other cities, we continue to experience and witness the effects of illegal drugs on our community,” Chief Henson stated, “I know it’s a fight we won’t entirely win, but we will keep trying, and I appreciate the efforts of the Sheriff’s office in helping us make a dent in it today,"
Upon executing the search warrant, Animal Control Officer Dobson was present to address the potential threat of aggressive dogs on the premises. Fortunately, the animals were found to be non-aggressive and were safely secured during the course of the on-scene investigation.