North Port home searched, two people arrested in drug case
via WWSB / MySuncoast November 6, 2026
Police in North Port arrested two people after a search warrant was executed at a residence on Narcissus Terrace, according to the North Port Police Department. The suspects were booked on charges tied to packaging drugs for sale, running a home where illegal drug activity took place, and having drug paraphernalia. Investigators reportedly found cocaine, marijuana, suspected LSD, suspected steroids and assorted illegal pills. The department announced the arrests, which were carried out by its Special Investigations Unit.
This summary is based on reporting by WWSB / MySuncoast. The full story is on their site.
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