Suspected Drug Trafficker Found with Cache of Narcotics, Guns in Oakland Park: BSO
Investigation Leads to Arrest of 21-Year-Old
A monthslong investigation ended with the arrest of a suspected drug trafficker in Oakland Park who kept a cache of narcotics and guns at his home, authorities said.
Arrest and Charges
Joshua Lherisson, 21, was arrested on several charges, which include trafficking in Oxycodone, armed trafficking of MDMA and cocaine, and utilizing a firearm during the commission of a felony, Broward Sheriff’s Office officials said.
Arrest Location
He was arrested in the 5600 block of Northeast 14th Avenue, where he had a firearm and narcotics.
Background on the Investigation
Broward Sheriff’s Office launched their investigation following two incidents of shots fired in Oakland Park last year. Detectives then focused their surveillance operations at Lherisson.
Evidence of Illegal Activities
During their investigation, detectives saw Lherisson selling narcotics while he was using methods to evade law enforcement.
Search Warrant and Seizure
Following his arrest, detectives had a search warrant for Lherisson’s home, where they found several illegal drugs, including MDMA, amphetamines, cocaine, and Oxycodone. Three firearms, including a stolen Smith & Wesson 442 that had its serial number scratched off, were also recovered.
Arrest and Booking
Lherisson was arrested and booked into the BSO Main Jail. Officials said their investigation is ongoing.
Conclusion
The arrest of Lherisson is a significant blow to drug trafficking in Oakland Park, and the Broward Sheriff’s Office is committed to continuing to investigate and disrupt illegal drug activity in the community.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What charges was Lherisson arrested on?
- Trafficking in Oxycodone, armed trafficking of MDMA and cocaine, and utilizing a firearm during the commission of a felony.
- Where was Lherisson arrested?
- In the 5600 block of Northeast 14th Avenue, Oakland Park.
- What was found in Lherisson’s home during the search warrant?
- Several illegal drugs, including MDMA, amphetamines, cocaine, and Oxycodone, and three firearms, including a stolen Smith & Wesson 442 with its serial number scratched off.
- What is the status of the investigation?
- The investigation is ongoing.
