A multi-agency operation has resulted in numerous arrests and seizures. The operation, known as "Operation Argus," concluded recently and yielded 35 arrests. Narcotics and a firearm were also seized…
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A multi-agency operation has resulted in numerous arrests and seizures. The operation, known as "Operation Argus," concluded recently and yielded 35 arrests. Narcotics and a firearm were also seized during the operation.
The Lamesa Police Department partnered with other agencies to conduct the operation, which was the third annual Crime Suppression Operation of its kind. Further details about the operation and its outcomes are available from the source, including information about the agencies involved and the specifics of the seizures and arrests.
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