Police in Calhoun County said a multi-agency operation in Anniston seized suspected marijuana, suspected oxycodone and three pistols. The Anniston Police Department said the case remains an active investigation.
🇺🇸 Anniston, Calhoun County, Alabama · Alabama, United States
Police in Calhoun County said a multi-agency operation in Anniston led to a seizure of weapons and suspected drugs.[1] Officers said they seized suspected marijuana and oxycodone, along with three pistols.[1]
The Anniston Police Department said the case remains an active investigation.[1]
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