Operation Consequences crime suppression targets Victor Valley and Yucaipa areas

Rene Ray De La Cruz, Victorville Daily Press
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The latest week of Operation Consequences resulted in multiple felony arrests, and the seizing of firearms, illegal narcotics and cash by sheriff’s officials mainly in the Victor Valley and Yucaipa.
The latest week of Operation Consequences resulted in multiple felony arrests, and the seizing of firearms, illegal narcotics and cash by sheriff’s officials mainly in the Victor Valley and Yucaipa.

The latest week of Operation Consequences resulted in multiple felony arrests, and the seizing of firearms and illegal narcotics by sheriff’s officials.

The operation led by San Bernardino County Sheriff’s officials ending Feb. 10, focused on the following locations:

  • 21700 Block of Ramona Road, Apple Valley

  • 35800 Block of Rabbit Springs Road, Lucerne Valley

  • 14000 Block of Montecito Way, Victorville

  • 13700 Block of Dove Court, Victorville

  • 14200 Block of Caroline Street, Adelanto

  • 34300 Block of Forest Oaks Drive, Yucaipa

  • 12400 Block of Adams Street, Yucaipa

  • 10600 Block of Bryant Street, Yucaipa

  • 12800 Block of 7th Street, Yucaipa

  • 34300 Block of Avenue E, Yucaipa

  • 1400 Block of Hampton Road, Redlands

  • 1400 Block of Bordwell Street, Colton

  • 13400 Block of 5th Street, Yucaipa

  • 4000 Block of N First Street, San Bernardino

  • 34600 Block of Avenue E, Yucaipa

  • 18000 Block of Institution Road, San Bernardino

The latest week of Operation Consequences resulted in multiple felony arrests, and the seizing of firearms, illegal narcotics and cash by sheriff’s officials mainly in the Victor Valley and Yucaipa.
The latest week of Operation Consequences resulted in multiple felony arrests, and the seizing of firearms, illegal narcotics and cash by sheriff’s officials mainly in the Victor Valley and Yucaipa.

During the one-week period, 28 search warrants were served, with investigators making 30 felony arrests and seizing 37 firearms, 11 of which were unserialized or ghost guns.

Investigators also located and seized an undisclosed amount of cash,and over 66 pounds of illegal narcotics, including processed marijuana, concentrated cannabis, methamphetamine and heroin.

The crime suppression efforts were conducted by investigators with the Sheriff’s Gangs/Narcotics Division, Specialized Enforcement Division, and multiple patrol stations.

Additionally, the SBC Probation Department, California Highway Patrol and Department of Homeland Security Investigations.

Operation Consequences continues

Operation Consequences will take throughout 2023 to curb violent crime and disrupt and dismantle targeted criminal street gangs, sheriff’s officials said.

County supervisors authorized additional funds to assist with county-wide crime suppression, with the intent of increasing law enforcement services related to quality-of-life issues affecting communities in the county.

Operation Consequences will take place over the next several months to curb violent crime and disrupt and dismantle targeted criminal street gangs.

This article originally appeared on Victorville Daily Press: Operation Consequences crime suppression targets Victor Valley, Yucaipa