Guns, pills, cash seized in Maury County drug bust

MAURY COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — Thousands of pills and more than a dozen firearms were recovered during a drug bust following a months-long investigation in Maury County.

The Maury County Sheriff’s Office reported its Vice & Narcotics Unit executed search warrants in the county on Friday, July 10.

Deputies seized more than 2,000 pills, including 1,500 of suspected fentanyl or fentanyl-laced pills, cocaine and other narcotics, nearly $58,000 in cash, a GMC truck and multiple firearms, according to the sheriff’s office.

Special agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Unit assisted with the investigation.

No additional information was immediately released.