Escambia County Florida sheriffs made multiple drug busts this week, confiscating assault rifles, fentanyl and more.
) - Escambia County, Fla., sheriff’s deputies made multiple drug busts this week, confiscating assault rifles, fentanyl and more.
“This is a Christmas present to these neighborhoods, and believe me, it’s probably better than any gift they are going to have,” said Chief Simmons.
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