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TPD: Arrests made after fentanyl and guns found in months-long investigation

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After nearly a seven month-long investigation, Tucson Police were able to seize drugs and guns.

By: Maria Arey

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TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — After nearly a seven month-long investigation, Tucson Police were able to seize drugs and guns.

The investigation began in July 2021 after a community complaint near Alvernon Way in midtown Tucson, according to the department. The investigation was completed January 14, 2022, during which 6 guns, 3,000 fentanyl pills, over 4 ounces of meth, cocaine and heroin were all relinquished.

Police say following multiple warrants served, 32-year-old Joshua Martin Nunley was charged with 5 counts narcotic drug possession, 5 counts narcotic drug for sale, 1 counts of dangerous drug possession, 1 count of dangerous drug for sale, 2 counts of transferring narcotics, 1 count of child abuse, and 1 count of trafficking in stolen property.

Additionally, during the course of the investigation, other arrests were made; however, Nunley was considered the main suspect, police say.

The investigation was completed by Midtown/Community Response Team.

Midtown/Community Response Team (ODM/CRT) recently wrapped up an investigation that began in July 2021. The investigation yielded 6 guns, 3,000 fentanyl pills, over 4 ounces of meth, cocaine & heroin. A great example of the community & #tucsonpd working together! @OpsMidtown pic.twitter.com/gpzLVH6ZE3
— Tucson Police Dept (@Tucson_Police) January 18, 2022