Drug Trafficking Arrests Seize Over $600K Cocaine, Meth In Alabama, Wisconsin, Ontario

In a series of recent law enforcement operations across the United States and Canada, significant drug trafficking arrests were made involving large quantities of narcotics and cash. In Hamilton, Ontario, Jesse Schnarr was arrested and charged with possession for the purpose of trafficking multiple drugs, including cocaine, fentanyl, and methamphetamine, after police seized drugs and proceeds of crime from two residences. In Jefferson County, Alabama, Marcus Allen Harper was arrested following a long-term investigation that culminated in a SWAT raid at his residence, where authorities seized nearly 33 pounds of cocaine valued at $300,000, other drugs, firearms, and over $336,000 in cash; Harper is held without bond. Additionally, in Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin, a Menasha man with an extensive criminal history was arrested after a traffic stop yielded a half-pound of cocaine, though he has since posted bond. These cases highlight ongoing efforts by law enforcement to disrupt drug trafficking operations through coordinated investigations and raids. Authorities continue to seek public assistance for information related to these investigations.