Bradenton man charged after raid seizes 15 pounds of marijuana
Manatee County sheriff's deputies arrested Miguel Aguilar-Hernandez, 27, in a SWAT raid on his Bradenton home on 23 October 2026 and seized 15 pounds (6.8 kg) of marijuana among other drugs. He faces cocaine trafficking and marijuana possession-with-intent charges, and child welfare workers removed an infant from the home.
🇺🇸 4900 block of 22nd Street West, Bradenton, Florida · Florida, United States
Manatee County sheriff’s deputies arrested Miguel Aguilar-Hernandez, 27, after
undercover narcotics purchases at his Bradenton home.[1]Undercover detectives
bought drugs from him several times at a house in the 4900 block of 22nd Street
West.[1]Deputies and the SWAT team executed a search warrant there on 23
October 2026.[1]Deputies found Aguilar-Hernandez inside the home with a woman
and their infant.[1]
The search turned up 15 pounds (about 6.8 kg) of marijuana.[1]Deputies also
found cocaine, MDMA and other drugs in the home, the sheriff’s office said.[2]They seized three firearms and $3,366 in cash.[1]The sheriff’s office valued
the seized narcotics at more than $150,000.[2]
Aguilar-Hernandez faces trafficking in cocaine and possession of marijuana and
MDMA with intent to sell, as well as multiple counts of selling cocaine and
MDMA.[1]The Florida Department of Children and Families removed an infant
from the home after its investigation, the sheriff’s office said.[2]
Case data
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CHP's warrant service team searched a home in the 400 block of Bear Canyon Road northwest of Garberville on 9 November 2026 as part of a multi-agency narcotics investigation involving the DEA, HSI and FBI. The CHP said it did not lead the probe and would not confirm the target, the material officers shovelled, or any arrests.
North Port police arrested Nicholas Eddy, 29, and Jessica Trach, 28, after their Special Investigations Unit searched a home on Narcissus Terrace and found marijuana packaged for sale along with cocaine, suspected LSD, steroids and pills. Both were accused of drug possession for sale, running a drug house and possessing drug paraphernalia.
Lexington town police and state and federal partners searched five vape and hemp shops on 5 November 2026 in an undercover investigation into sales of illicit narcotics and drug paraphernalia. A shop owner says officers emptied cases, seized her phone and more than $3,300 in cash, and she plans to sue; no arrests were reported.
Four agencies served simultaneous search warrants at two Quincy addresses on 5 November 2026 in a drug-trafficking investigation, and police announced probable cause to arrest two men, one of them on a cannabis sale allegation. No drug quantities were disclosed and police did not confirm either man was in custody.
