CORONA, Calif. — The Corona Police Department announced the recovery of four firearms and nearly 3.5 pounds of methamphetamine following a series of separate investigations that led to six arrests.
According to a statement released by the department, officers made the arrests in connection with multiple weapons and narcotics trafficking cases. The operations were part of ongoing efforts by the department to reduce the presence of illegal firearms and drugs in the community.
“Officers have been hard at work recovering multiple drugs and firearms, taking them off the streets and keeping the community safe,” the Corona Police Department said in its statement.
The six individuals arrested face charges related to weapons possession and narcotics trafficking, though the department did not release additional details about the specific cases, the identities of those arrested, or the locations where the arrests took place.
Department officials said protecting residents remains a top priority. “Protecting residents and responding to threats is our priority,” the statement read.
The Corona Police Department has not indicated whether further arrests are expected as investigations continue. Residents with information related to drug or weapons activity in the area are typically encouraged to contact local law enforcement.
This story will be updated as more information becomes available.