Domestic incident leads to massive fentanyl and steroid drug bust
https://www.lansingstatejournal.com...l-and-steroid-drug-bust-ann-arbor/1037465001/
Published 3:58 p.m. ET Jan. 16, 2018 | Updated 4:19 p.m. ET Jan. 16, 2018
MASON - A domestic incident last week in Stockbridge led police to Washtenaw County, where they found three liters of suspected liquid fentanyl and tens of thousands of as-of-yet unidentified pills.
Ingham County Sheriff's deputies were called Jan. 9 to a residence in Stockbridge after Kody Krusinski's girlfriend reported he'd physically assaulted her and pointed a gun at her, said Lt. Greg Harris, a department spokesman.
Deputies en route intercepted Krusinski in his car and in the process of arresting him, found vials of suspected liquid fentanyl and anabolic steroids, Harris said.
The next day, deputies teamed up with members of the Tri-County Metro Narcotics Squad to conduct a search warrant at Krusinki's home in the 4500 block of Shepper Road in Stockbridge.
The search yielded more suspected drugs, Harris said, and led to another search of a commercial facility in Pittsfield Township, in Washtenaw County.
During the second search, investigators found the following:
•three liters of suspected liquid fentanyl.
•four pounds of suspected anabolic steroid powder.
•tens of thousands of various unidentified pills.
•several hundred vials of suspected liquid fentanyl and liquid anabolic steroids.
Krusinski has so far been charged in connection with the domestic incident but not the drugs.
Court records indicate Krusinski was arraigned last week in Mason's 55th District Court on one count each of armed robbery, assault with a dangerous weapon, domestic violence and a weapons charge.
His attorney did not immediately respond to a message left seeking comment. Krusinki's next court hearing is set for Thursday morning.
Investigators are still working to determine Krusinski's connection with the facility in Washtenaw County, Harris said.
He said it's not clear whether the suspected liquid fentanyl was diluted or what may be contained in the other pills. Investigators are waiting for the Michigan State Police to conduct a lab analysis of the suspected drugs.
"We just know it's presumptively fentanyl," Harris said. "In my 22 years I've never seen that much — that's a lot of fentanyl."
Liquid fentanyl is an opioid pain medication with legitimate medical uses, but it's commonly used recreationally or added to other drugs such as heroin or cocaine.
https://www.lansingstatejournal.com...l-and-steroid-drug-bust-ann-arbor/1037465001/
Published 3:58 p.m. ET Jan. 16, 2018 | Updated 4:19 p.m. ET Jan. 16, 2018
MASON - A domestic incident last week in Stockbridge led police to Washtenaw County, where they found three liters of suspected liquid fentanyl and tens of thousands of as-of-yet unidentified pills.
Ingham County Sheriff's deputies were called Jan. 9 to a residence in Stockbridge after Kody Krusinski's girlfriend reported he'd physically assaulted her and pointed a gun at her, said Lt. Greg Harris, a department spokesman.
Deputies en route intercepted Krusinski in his car and in the process of arresting him, found vials of suspected liquid fentanyl and anabolic steroids, Harris said.
The next day, deputies teamed up with members of the Tri-County Metro Narcotics Squad to conduct a search warrant at Krusinki's home in the 4500 block of Shepper Road in Stockbridge.
The search yielded more suspected drugs, Harris said, and led to another search of a commercial facility in Pittsfield Township, in Washtenaw County.
During the second search, investigators found the following:
•three liters of suspected liquid fentanyl.
•four pounds of suspected anabolic steroid powder.
•tens of thousands of various unidentified pills.
•several hundred vials of suspected liquid fentanyl and liquid anabolic steroids.
Krusinski has so far been charged in connection with the domestic incident but not the drugs.
Court records indicate Krusinski was arraigned last week in Mason's 55th District Court on one count each of armed robbery, assault with a dangerous weapon, domestic violence and a weapons charge.
His attorney did not immediately respond to a message left seeking comment. Krusinki's next court hearing is set for Thursday morning.
Investigators are still working to determine Krusinski's connection with the facility in Washtenaw County, Harris said.
He said it's not clear whether the suspected liquid fentanyl was diluted or what may be contained in the other pills. Investigators are waiting for the Michigan State Police to conduct a lab analysis of the suspected drugs.
"We just know it's presumptively fentanyl," Harris said. "In my 22 years I've never seen that much — that's a lot of fentanyl."
Liquid fentanyl is an opioid pain medication with legitimate medical uses, but it's commonly used recreationally or added to other drugs such as heroin or cocaine.