Montgomery Police Seize Cocaine, Guns in Four Arrests

Officers executed search warrants Tuesday morning and took four Montgomery men into custody on drug and related charges.

Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Drug Crime

Montgomery Police Seize Cocaine, Guns in Four Arrests

Montgomery police executed search warrants around 6:00 A.M. Tuesday and arrested four men in a narcotics investigation. Officers seized 305 grams of cocaine, 272 grams of marijuana, an AR-15 pistol, a stolen Glock and $20,670 in cash.

Why it matters

The seizure removes a significant quantity of cocaine and marijuana and firearms from circulation in the city. Two of the men face multiple trafficking counts, while two others were also charged with trespass and carried outstanding failure-to-appear warrants.

Four men have been charged, with multiple counts including cocaine trafficking, distribution, and firearm possession by a prohibited person. Two suspects had outstanding failure-to-appear warrants of 10 and 12 counts respectively, and all four were placed in the Montgomery County Detention Facility.

The players

Montgomery Police Department

The municipal law enforcement agency of Montgomery, Alabama, responsible for the investigation and execution of the search warrants.

Montgomery County Detention Facility

The county jail where the four arrested suspects were booked and held following their arrests.

The details

Officers executed search warrants at several locations in Montgomery around 6:00 A.M. Tuesday. Each of the four suspects was taken into custody and placed in the Montgomery County Detention Facility, with charges spanning trafficking, possession, paraphernalia and trespassing.

Timeline

  1. Tuesday, around 6:00 A.M. (November 10, 2026): Officers executed search warrants and made four arrests.

Legal Context

The charges of cocaine trafficking and methamphetamine trafficking invoke Alabama's weight-based trafficking statutes, which carry enhanced penalties above set thresholds. How these charges are prosecuted will depend on whether the weights recovered meet those statutory levels.

The seizure of a firearm and significant drug quantities removes items tied to street-level distribution from the city. Residents may see continued police presence in the areas where these warrants were executed, though the source does not specify any planned patrols.

The takeaway

Drug trafficking charges in Alabama depend heavily on the weight of the substance recovered, making precise seizure measurements central to how these cases are prosecuted. Readers who want to understand the state's penalty structure can review the trafficking statutes that apply to cocaine and methamphetamine.

Further reading

For more local coverage, see Drug Crime reporting from across the region.