DENVER (KDVR) — Denver police officers investigating a suspected drug dealer near the University of Denver found multiple kinds of drugs, a flame thrower, two crossbows and a semiautomatic AR-style shotgun.
Denver police's anti-crime team were patrolling on Tuesday, Sept. 23, when they observed a green SUV with no license plates in the 2700 block of South Colorado Boulevard and the occupants engaging in what looked like drug transactions, according to the Denver Police Department in a Facebook post.
Officers later conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle near West Evans Avenue and South Bannock Street. Three people were inside; two had active warrants and one had a small quantity of narcotics, police said.
That person told detectives they could arrange a meeting with a suspected dealer and arranged to meet near the 2300 block of South University Boulevard, which is a block from the DU campus.
Officers in that area observed a white sedan arrive in an alley, and several people approached from other nearby vehicles, one from a pickup truck and the other from an SUV. Officers then detained everyone involved.
The driver of the sedan was found in possession of suspected powdered fentanyl and suspected methamphetamine.
The truck driver had suspected methamphetamine, suspected fentanyl pills and powder, suspected mushrooms and a scale, as well as a flame thrower, two crossbows and a semiautomatic AR-style shotgun with an illegal magazine.
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