Nine men charged after raid on a Bethel Avenue home in Memphis
A Shelby County sheriff's search warrant at a home on Bethel Avenue in Memphis's Uptown neighbourhood led to charges against nine men, announced on 6 November 2026. Detectives seized 2.5 pounds of marijuana and 434 grams of THC wax alongside prescription pills and five handguns, and all nine face possession with intent and firearm charges.
🇺🇸 Bethel Avenue near Thomas Street, Uptown, Memphis, Tennessee · Tennessee, United States
Nine men were charged after a drug bust at a Memphis home, the Shelby County
Sheriff’s Office said, with the charges announced on Friday 6 November 2026.[1]The arrests came from a search warrant executed at an address along Bethel
Avenue near Thomas Street in Uptown, a neighbourhood on the north edge of
downtown Memphis.[1]The sheriff’s office said the warrant was part of a
narcotics investigation.[1]
Detectives seized2.5 pounds (about 1.13 kg) of marijuana and 434 grams (about
0.43 kg) of THC wax inside the home.[1]The same search turned up 320
Alprazolam, 190 Oxycodone, 57 Ecstasy, 48 Hydrocodone and 13 amphetamine pills,
18 Suboxone strips and five handguns.[1]
Each of the nine men faced possession of a controlled substance with intent to
manufacture, deliver or sell, the sheriff’s office said.[1]The sheriff’s
office also charged them with possessing or employing a firearm during a
dangerous felony, and several with firearm theft or possession of a handgun as a
convicted felon.[1]Two of the men, Tremayne Scales, 41, and Torrey Thomas,
35, also faced possession of ecstasy with intent to manufacture, deliver or
sell.[1]
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Booking photos of the nine men charged after the Bethel Avenue search warrant. Photo: Shelby County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
9
Charged
9
Cannabis
1.134 kg
Agency
Shelby County Sheriff's Office
Agency type
Police
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (1.134 kg); Other cannabis product (434 g)
Activity
Possession, Sale
Setting
Home
Charges
possession of a controlled substance with intent to manufacture, deliver, or sell; possessing or employing a firearm during the commission of a dangerous felony; being a convicted felon in possession of a handgun; firearm theft; possession of ecstasy with intent to manufacture, deliver, or sell
The article dates the raid to Wednesday 4 November 2026, but gives no time of day or further detail of the warrant; 4 November is used as the incident date and 6 November as the announcement.
No street number was given, only an address along Bethel Avenue near Thomas Street, so the coordinates mark the Uptown neighbourhood rather than the house.
The article does not say whether the marijuana was dried flower for sale or what the THC wax was packaged as, nor give a value for either.
No court dates, bail amounts, lawyer statements or outcomes for the nine men were reported; all were at the charged stage.
The source does not say which of the seized drugs the controlled-substance counts refer to; several defendants also face ecstasy counts.
Only one opened account of this raid was found; the sheriff's office's own post on the case appeared only as a search snippet and could not be opened.
No photo of the seized drugs or the home was available; the only published image is a sheriff's booking photo sheet of the nine defendants.
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