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3 arrested in raid where psychedelics, guns found

Three people are facing charges after authorities raided a Conyers home and found illegal drugs, guns and cash.

Credit: Christopher Furlong

Credit: Christopher Furlong

Three people are facing charges after authorities raided a Conyers home and found illegal drugs, guns and cash.
By Ellen Eldridge
June 21, 2017

Three people are facing charges after authorities raided a Conyers home and found illegal drugs, guns and cash.

Jake Allan Grant, 26, of Loganville, Emelio Greg Leach, 22, of Conyers, and Aleah Hill, 23, of Conyers, were arrested Thursday when the Rockdale County sheriff’s narcotics and vice unit executed a search warrant at a residence on Miller Bottom Road, according to authorities.

Officials had been investigating drug activity at the residence for a month, Channel 2 Action News reported.

More than 2 pounds of marijuana, 5 pounds of THC edibles, psilocybin mushrooms, cocaine, a rifle, a shotgun and $1,000 cash were allegedly found inside.

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