Fifty-five suspects were arrested during a massive drug trafficking bust in Georgia involving fentanyl and linked to communist China.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced Wednesday that special agents with its Atlanta branch joined forces with law enforcement agencies across Georgia and other states to indict 55 of 56 suspects.
FBI branches also helped arrest suspects in Texas, South Carolina, and New York.
FBI Atlanta called it a “major drug trafficking takedown in coastal Georgia,” adding, “Strong partnerships. Safer communities.”
In a social media post on Wednesday, FBI Director Kash Patel said the operation was “one of our…
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