Two charged after Bandera County raid; 2 pounds of marijuana seized
Bandera County sheriff's deputies searched a property in the Polly Peak Subdivision on 31 January 2026 and seized more than 2 pounds of marijuana, 168 grams of THC, 7 grams of methamphetamine and more than $30,000 in cash. Randy Stokes and Ean Stokes were arrested, booked into the county jail and charged with marijuana and THC offences, including possession with intent to deliver.
🇺🇸 Polly Peak Subdivision, Bandera County, Texas · Texas, United States
Bandera County sheriff’s deputies searched a property in the Polly Peak
Subdivision on Saturday, 31 January 2026.[1]The search was carried out by the
sheriff’s criminal interdiction unit under a search warrant.[2]
Deputies seized more than 2 pounds of marijuana and 168 grams of
tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC.[1]They also seized 7 grams of methamphetamine
and more than $30,000 in cash.[2]
Randy Stokes was arrested on a charge of possessing between 4 ounces and 5
pounds of marijuana, a state jail felony, and on two counts of possession with
intent to deliver, for between 4 and 200 grams of methamphetamine and the same
range of THC.[1]Ean Stokes was arrested on an outstanding felony warrant for
possessing between 1 and 4 grams of THC, and also faces the marijuana and
intent-to-deliver THC charges.[1]Both men were booked into the Bandera County
Jail.[2]
Sheriff Josh Teitge praised the deputies in a Facebook post on 2 February.[1]
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Sheriff's Office handout photo published with the report on the Polly Peak raid, captioned with the arrest and booking of Randy Stokes and Ean Stokes. Photo: Bandera County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
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Source: News 4 San Antonio (WOAI)Sheriff's Office photo in the gallery accompanying the Polly Peak raid report, showing items recovered in the search. Photo: Bandera County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
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Source: News 4 San Antonio (WOAI)Sheriff's Office gallery photo captioned with the marijuana, THC, methamphetamine and $30,000 found in the raid. Photo: Bandera County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
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Source: News 4 San Antonio (WOAI)Sheriff's Office handout photo of the items recovered during the 31 January search in the Polly Peak Subdivision. Photo: Bandera County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
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Source: News 4 San Antonio (WOAI)Courtesy photo captioned as evidence seized in the 31 January Polly Peak search, including marijuana, THC products, methamphetamine and more than $30,000 in cash. Photo: Bandera County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
The News 4 San Antonio article gives no separate date for the search, so 31 January 2026 is taken from the Bandera Bulletin's account of the same raid.
The marijuana amount is stated only as 'more than 2 pounds', so the 0.91 kilogram conversion is a floor rather than an exact weight.
The 168 grams of THC is a cannabis product but is not included in the cannabis weight field, which records the stated marijuana quantity only.
No street value for the cannabis was published; only the cash seized is quantified.
No plea, court date or outcome is reported for either man.
The methamphetamine and the cash belong to the same raid but are not cannabis, so they are described in the text and left out of the cannabis figures.
No caption confirms which property in the subdivision was searched, or exactly what each Sheriff's Office handout photo depicts.
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