DEA Raid on a West Side Home on Guadalupe Street Ends With Multiple Arrests and Fentanyl Found Inside, KTSA Reports
Agents raided a home in the 2100 block of Guadalupe Street on Wednesday, and an officer at the scene confirmed both the arrests and the fentanyl discovery, though names, charges and the amount recovered have not been released.
Multiple people were arrested Wednesday after federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents raided a West Side home and discovered fentanyl inside, according to KTSA News, which reported the operation from the scene in the 2100 block of Guadalupe Street.
An officer at the scene confirmed the arrests and confirmed that agents found the drug inside the home, KTSA reported. That is the extent of what authorities had disclosed by Wednesday evening: the number of people arrested, their identities and any charges they face remain unknown, and officials have not said how much fentanyl was recovered.
The Guadalupe Street corridor sits in one of the West Side's oldest residential neighborhoods, a few blocks west of downtown. KTSA described the case as a developing story, and this station will update its coverage when the agencies involved release the names, charges and seizure figures that were not available Wednesday.
