Five people are charged in an investigation into a drug-trafficking operation that allegedly sold fentanyl, methamphetamine, and firearms across four Pennsylvania counties, Attorney General Dave Sunday announced Thursday.
This week, the Office of Attorney General charged Marcus A. Denson, Jovar Hairston, Larry Minnifield, Alisha Massa, and Gregory Johnson. Investigators reported many drug sales in Dauphin, Blair, Cumberland, and Clinton counties.
Denson is also charged with trafficking guns, including at least one “ghost gun.” He is forbidden from carrying weapons due to a previous felony conviction, according to officials.
Massa and Johnson were arrested on Wednesday. Authorities said attempts were still on to apprehend the remaining three offenders.
Investigators seized six weapons throughout the investigation. The charges will be pursued by the Attorney General’s Drug Strike Force Section.
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