In news that will delight patriots, the joint effort of local and federal agencies in Operation Take Back America bore fruit as it took down a profound network of crime in South Mississippi.
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Nine men now face serious charges ranging from drug and firearm trafficking to possession with intent to distribute controlled substances.
The implications are significant, reflecting a national struggle against the illegal arms and drugs infiltrating communities across America.
The federal grand jury in Gulfport issued indictments for these individuals involved in a complex narcotics and firearms trafficking operation.
This is not just any local bust; this is part of a grand tapestry in “Operation Take Back America.”
The operation stands as a testament to what committed law enforcement cooperation can achieve, reports Dark Horse Press Now.
More than 30 undercover operations spearheaded by federal and state agencies including the ATF, HSI, MBN, and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service joined forces with the Stone County Sheriff’s Department.
The result? A seizure of nearly four pounds of methamphetamine, over 4,000 fentanyl pills, 18 grams of powder fentanyl, and more than 20 firearms. It’s a chilling reminder of the scale of drugs threatening the safety and health of communities.
Authorities noted Alvonta Demarcus McCray faces six serious counts, including conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl, with a potential life sentence looming over his head.
Melvin McCray, another major player, faces five counts related to firearms trafficking and possession by a felon, risking a 15-year sentence.
Cameron Fairley and Christopher Chase Brown also find themselves in hot water with charges related to firearms trafficking.
Fairley doubles the risk as he faces drug distribution charges, with sentences potentially reaching life and 15 years, respectively.
Drug peddlers like Nathaniel Jackson, charged with six counts of fentanyl distribution, face up to 20 years behind bars if convicted.
With #OperationTakeBackAmerica, the Justice Department is combating illegal immigration, eliminating transnational criminal organizations, and fighting violent crime. Last week alone, U.S. Attorneys charged over 960 defendants with violations of U.S. immigration law:
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— U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept) April 1, 2025
Operation Take Back America represents a strategic and necessary initiative targeting drug cartels and violent offenders through enhanced enforcement and collaboration.
It’s an initiative that resonates with the public demand for safety, justice, and law enforcement robustness.
This is what preserving American values and protecting our streets looks like.
The announcement of this bust was made by several law enforcement officials, including Acting U.S. Attorney Patrick A. Lemon.
The case is prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Hunter McCreight.
