Grenada police charge man, 41, after pound of marijuana found in city raid
Grenada police and Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics agents searched a home in the 1000 block of Adams Street on 5 June 2024 and found about one pound of marijuana alongside fentanyl, cocaine, a handgun and about $10,000 in cash. Eric Conley, 41, was charged with aggravated trafficking of a controlled substance and held without bond.
🇺🇸 1000 block of Adams Street, Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi · Mississippi, United States
Arrested
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Cannabis
450 g
Agencies
Grenada Police Department, Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics
Grenada police and Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics agents served a search
warrant at a home in the 1000 block of Adams Street in Grenada on Wednesday 5
June 2024, police chief George Douglas said.[1]Officers arrested 41-year-old
Eric Conley of Grenada, who was booked in the Grenada County Jail and held with
no bond.[1]
The search found more than 3,000 dosage units of fentanyl, about 10 grams of
cocaine, about one pound (0.45 kg) of marijuana, a Glock 9 mm handgun and about
$10,000 in cash, Chief Douglas said.[1]WCBI’s same-day account gave the same
findings: 3,000 dosage units of fentanyl, 10 grams of cocaine, a pound of
marijuana, a gun and $10,000 in cash.[2]The fentanyl and cocaine found in the
same search are outside this tracker’s cannabis scope and are not counted in its
figures.[2]
Conley was charged withaggravatedtrafficking of a controlled substance, a
single charge covering the drugs found.[1]GPD Sergeant Wilburn opened the
investigation from the department’s investigation division, and police said the
case remained under investigation.[1]A week later the Grenada Star reported
that Conley remained in jail with no bond and that no further information was
available.[3]
Photos and video
Police photo of the drugs and cash seized in the Adams Street search warrant, published with the Grenada Police Department account of the case. Photo: Grenada Police DepartmentPhoto details
The marijuana weight was given only as approximately one pound, so 0.45 kg is a conversion of an approximate figure.
The fentanyl dosage units, 10 grams of cocaine and the $10,000 cash are part of a mixed seizure; only the marijuana weight is counted as cannabis, and the cash is recorded as the total seized rather than identified as cannabis proceeds.
The article gives no count of marijuana plants, packages or a separate street value for the marijuana.
Later local coverage indicates Conley was sentenced in a later drug-distribution case, but no opened source ties that sentence to this 2024 arrest, so no court outcome is recorded here.
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