Latest Operation Consequences nets firearms, drugs and arrests across the Victor Valley

Rene Ray De La Cruz, Victorville Daily Press
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San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputies made several felony arrests and seized dozens of firearms and drugs during the latest week of Operation Consequences in the High Desert and Inland Empire.

The week of targeted crime suppression ending June 2 included investigators from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department – Gangs/Narcotics Division and deputies from patrol stations, serving seven search warrants and contacting suspects at the following locations:

Sheriff’s officials reported making several felony arrests and seizing dozens of firearms and drugs during the latest week of Operation Consequences in the High Desert and Inland Empire.
Sheriff’s officials reported making several felony arrests and seizing dozens of firearms and drugs during the latest week of Operation Consequences in the High Desert and Inland Empire.

  • 14700 Block of Seneca Road, Victorville

  • 13600 Block of Opal Avenue, Victorville

  • 16700 Block of A Street, Victorville

  • 11600 Block of Pinon Avenue, Hesperia

  • 17400 Block of Catalpa Street, Hesperia

  • 100 Block of East Laurel Street, Colton

  • 25200 Block of Redlands Boulevard, Loma Linda

During the searches, investigators seized 40 firearms, one of which was a ghost gun, and over 1.5 pounds of methamphetamine. Investigators also made 12 felony arrests, sheriff’s officials reported.

Operation Consequences will continue to focus on targeted crime suppression operations in the High Desert and throughout the county.

Sheriff’s officials reported making several felony arrests and seizing dozens of firearms and drugs during the latest week of Operation Consequences in the High Desert and Inland Empire.
Sheriff’s officials reported making several felony arrests and seizing dozens of firearms and drugs during the latest week of Operation Consequences in the High Desert and Inland Empire.

There are currently 6,721 parolees at large in California and 564 parolees at large in the county.

The operations have also included personnel from the California Highway Patrol, San Bernardino County Probation, and Department of Homeland Security Investigations.

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