PHOENIX — Fentanyl, cocaine, firearms, cash and a baby crocodile were removed from a home while police conducted a search warrant in Arizona.
Phoenix police say that on May 11, officers were conducting a search warrant at a home when they removed multiple drugs, firearms, cash and a baby crocodile.
KNXV says the search warrant was part of an investigation that started at the end of April. Officers found 193,000 M30 fentanyl pills, 855 grams of cocaine, 15 firearms, about $65,929 in cash, a Dodge Ram, and a living baby Nile crocodile, according to KNXV.
Police say they arrested the homeowner, Adrian Valladares, 34, in connection with the seizure. No further details have been released.
The crocodile was given to the Phoenix Herpetological Society, according to KNXV.