BROKEN ARROW, Okla — Broken Arrow and Tulsa police cracked a meth case they've been investigating since June 1.
"This is in relation to an investigation they've had going on since the first of the month," said Broken Arrow Police Captain Josh McCoy.
They found was almost $90,000 in meth and $24,000 in cash. But where did they find it?
Broken Arrow police said their investigation led them 14 minutes northwest of the town, in midtown Tulsa, at a hotel near 11th and Lewis where they found the drugs and the $24,000.
2 News spoke with people in downtown Broken Arrow. They praised BAPD for keeping the community safe.
"You really feel safe around her, like there's no stress or concern for when you're walking down the main street of like somebody hurting you or attacking you, and so they really do a good job to keep the safe vibe going," said Broken Arrow resident, Landon Danks.
Captain McCoy said this was a collaborative effort with Tulsa police.
"What we're wanting to highlight is the fact that all the drugs and the cash that associated with those drugs are off the street," said McCoy.
There have been no arrests in connection to this case as of yet.
Stay in touch with us anytime, anywhere --
- Download our free app for Apple, Android and Kindle devices.
- Sign up for daily newsletters emailed to you
- Like us on Facebook
- Follow us on Instagram
- SUBSCRIBE on YouTube
