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Anthony Brehon Reese Arrested in Roanoke Narcotics Operation

Over 600 grams of heroin, firearms seized in September drug bust.

by Sophia Bennett

On September 12, 2024, a joint operation led by the Star City Drug and Violent Crime Task Force, in collaboration with the Roanoke Police Gang Interdiction Unit, resulted in the arrest of Anthony Brehon Reese, a known violent gang member from Roanoke. The operation targeted narcotics trafficking in the area and led to the seizure of a significant quantity of illegal substances and firearms.

The investigation culminated in the execution of two search warrants, one in the 3800 block of Panorama Avenue NW and another in the 3200 block of Hershberger Road NW. The search led to the discovery of 626 grams of heroin/fentanyl, 75 grams of cocaine, and eight firearms. Additionally, a quantity of U.S. currency was also seized, further indicating the scope of the criminal activity.

Reese, 32, faces multiple charges, including possession with intent to distribute cocaine, possession of firearms by a convicted felon, and possession of a firearm while in the possession of Schedule I/II narcotics. He is currently being held at the Roanoke Adult Detention Center without bond.

The operation, which involved personnel from several law enforcement agencies including the Virginia State Police, Roanoke Police Department, and other regional police departments, was hailed as a significant success in combating violent crime and narcotics trafficking in the Roanoke area.

Further charges are anticipated as discussions with the City of Roanoke Commonwealth Attorney’s Office continue. Authorities are continuing to investigate and anticipate additional arrests.

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