DALLAS, Texas – Two men have been arrested in connection with a major drug operation in the Park Row neighborhood, resulting in the seizure of over 1,000 grams of narcotics and more than $6,700 in cash, according to the Dallas Police Department’s Southeast Patrol Division.
On August 28, 2025, officers with the CRT/Deployment Unit observed Brandon Thompson, 41, of Dallas, allegedly conducting drug sales from his vehicle. The search yielded 45.4 grams of hydrocodone, 49 grams of marijuana, and $3,226.97 in cash. Thompson is now facing multiple felony charges, including first-degree felony manufacture and delivery of controlled substances.
The next day, on August 29, officers apprehended Yellarrious Thomas Crow, 29, also of Dallas, after allegedly witnessing him engage in hand-to-hand drug transactions on Meadow Street. Police recovered 7 grams of cocaine and $3,594 in currency. Crow faces several felony charges, including first-degree distribution charges for both cocaine and hydrocodone.
“These arrests are the result of ongoing investigations and enforcement of drug laws in the Park Row neighborhood,” said Major Yancey Nelson, commander of the Southeast Patrol Division. “Our officers are in the area, visibly and covertly, working with intelligence gained through investigations and following up on concerns reported by the community.”
The crackdown is part of a broader initiative to curb drug trafficking and street-level distribution in high-crime areas of Dallas. Both suspects remain in custody pending further legal proceedings.
