COLUMBUS — The Columbus Police Department executed their eighth “Operation Unity” that brought in 39 arrests, over 200 grams of narcotics, and multiple stolen cars and guns in a single day.
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The eighth execution of “Operation Unity” was a collaboration between Columbus police and social service workers to target specific neighborhoods in the city, namely Liden, Weinland Park, Old North Columbus, Clintonville, and the University District, a spokesperson for the police department stated.
“Patrol officers, criminal intelligence units, major crimes detectives, SWAT, drug crimes units, traffic operations units, and other local and statewide partners served search warrants and initiated targeted enforcement designed to specifically address violent offenders, recover firearms, and confiscate illegal narcotics,” the spokesperson stated.
Multiple agents executed “Operation Unity” on Wednesday, March 29, that resulted in numerous arrests and confiscated illicit property:
- 17 Felony Arrests
- 39 Total Arrests
- 8 Vehicles Impounded
- 5 Stolen Vehicles Recovered
- 11 Illegal Guns Recovered
- 6 Search Warrants Served
- 22 Grams of Cocaine Seized
- 139 Grams of Fentanyl Seized
- 2.6 Grams of Heroin Seized
- 50 Grams of Marijuana Seized
- 141 Traffic Stops
- 98 Citations Issued
- 5 Driving without a License
- 6 Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence
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In response to violent crime trends and complaints, @ColumbusPolice conducted part 8 of “Operation Unity” on Wednesday, March 29. Officers focused on Linden, Weinland Park, Old North Columbus, Clintonville, and the University District.
— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) March 31, 2023
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