Roswell police seize guns, drugs and cash

A three-month long drug investigation in Roswell ended this week with three arrests and the seizure of seven guns, marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and cash, police said.

Roswell police spokeswoman Lisa Holland said Roswell officers along with members of the North Fulton SWAT team executed search warrants at the Atlanta Hotel on Old Dogwood Road and at the Woodcreek Apartments and Holcomb Crossing Townhomes, both off Old Holcomb Bridge Road.

Police arrested Courtney Sherita Douglas, 31, Brandon Alexander Nick, 21 and Daeun Lamar Jones, 20, all of Roswell.

They are being held in the Fulton County Jail.

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