ARNOLD. Pa. — A Westmoreland County man is facing charges after police served a drug task force search warrant at his home.
Gregory Harris, 42, is facing drug and firearm charges after the police executed a search warrant at his Arnold residence on Thursday.
Authorities reported finding illegal drugs, a weapon and trafficking supplies inside the home.
Officers served the warrant at the property on Fifth Avenue in Arnold.
Inside a bedroom belonging to Harris, investigators discovered a firearm with an obliterated serial number concealed in a floor register vent.
Police said Harris is currently on parole and is prohibited from possessing firearms due to a previous conviction.
Investigators also located pre-recorded buy money used from a previous controlled drug purchase and a small amount of marijuana in the pocket of a pair of pants inside the bedroom.
In a nearby adjacent bedroom, police seized a bag containing approximately 21 grams of suspected crack cocaine.
The drug task force also located a digital scale and several packaging materials consistent with the sale of narcotics.
Harris is facing charges for possession with intent to deliver, possession of a firearm prohibited and drug possession.
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