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Kirby police find ‘substantial amount’ of drugs in home just steps away from middle school

The Kirby Police Department said it discovered cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine in a home on Edalyn Street early Wednesday morning

Kirby, TX – The Kirby Police Department arrested three people after finding a “substantial amount” of drugs in a home just down the block from Kirby Middle School.

Police identified Troy Wood, Jennifer Csombok and Charles Wood as the three people arrested. Kirby Police Chief Rozanne Cardona said they had connections to the home in the 400 Block of Edalyn Street.

Cardona said after executing a search warrant, police discovered cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines on the property.

In total, officers found 122.79 grams of methamphetamines, 11.92 grams of heroin, 27.37 grams of cocaine, 63.78 grams of pills and another 17.82 grams of marijuana.

“We came here to make a point,” Cardona said. “It’s not OK to sell methamphetamines. It’s not OK to sell cocaine. It’s still illegal. You can’t use or possess it. So, yeah, it’s a successful story today.”

In addition to finding those drugs, Cardona said police found multiple trailers and vehicles with scratched-off Vehicle Identification Numbers. She said it’s likely some of those were stolen.

Police worked with city crews to secure the home Wednesday evening.


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