OBN, Broken Arrow Police Dismantle Larger Meth Trafficking Operation

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics announced Friday that it has dismantled a large meth trafficking operation with the help of the Broken Arrow Police Department. According to the OBN, the bust was a part of a six-month long cooperative investigation.

Agents said they served 25 arrest warrants on Thursday across Tulsa, Broken Arrow and Sapulpa.

Investigators say Clint Johnson organized the group, which agents say brought as much as 100-pounds of meth to Tulsa from California every month.

Agents said they seized 25 pounds of meth, along with several guns.