MILTON — A Milton man faces drug charges following a Friday morning bust.
On Oct. 20 at 6:45 a.m., the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Unit completed an eight-month investigation that led to the arrest of Antonio Dewayne Davis.
Sheriff’s Narcotics and SWAT team members executed a search warrant at the 35-year-old’s Renee Circle home; it reportedly led to the collection of evidence.
“Our Narcotics Unit obtained intelligence over an eight-month period which led detectives to believe Davis was dealing narcotics from the address,” an SRSO media release states. “Davis is considered a ‘key player’ in local narcotics distribution.”
Items recovered during the course of the search warrant included:
• Over $46,000
• 22 grams of crystal “ice” methamphetamine, street-valued at approximately $2,200
• 200 Xanax bars, street-valued at approximately $ 2,000
• 33 hydromorphone, street-valued at approximately $1,000
• 10 hydrocodone, street-valued at $100
• 15 pounds of marijuana, street-valued at $37500
• Two AR-15 rifles
• Saiga 12 automatic shotgun
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency assisted the SRSO’s Narcotics Unit during the investigation.
Davis’ wife, Terran, who is part of this investigation has pending charges.
This article originally appeared on Santa Rosa Press Gazette: Milton man, considered ‘key player’ in drug distribution, arrested