Operation Honey Pot Uncovers Major Drug Network with Key Arrests

After an approximate yearlong investigation into the distribution of crystal methamphetamine in Lakewood Township, the Lakewood Police Department has concluded “Operation Honey Pot” with the execution of multiple court-authorized search warrants.

As a result of the operation, search warrants were executed at multiple residences, vehicles, and on several individuals. The investigation led to the seizure of large quantities of suspected cocaine and crystal methamphetamine, including additional amounts pending laboratory analysis.

In addition, law enforcement recovered multiple firearms, a significant amount of U.S. currency, and several vehicles, all of which are pending forfeiture proceedings.

The following individuals were arrested: Geovanni Torres De Los Santos, 32, of Lakewood Juan Torres Flores, 31, of Lakewood Mauricio Garcia Monterosa, 42, of Lakewood.

All three individuals face multiple charges, including possession of controlled dangerous substances, possession with intent to distribute, weapons offenses, and money laundering.

“This operation is a direct result of the hard work and coordination between our Street Crimes Unit and our law enforcement partners at every level,” said Chief Gregory H. Meyer. “The amount of narcotics, weapons, and cash removed from our community is significant. This case highlights our continued commitment to targeting those responsible for distributing dangerous drugs in our township.”

The Lakewood Police Department extends its appreciation to all assisting agencies for their professionalism, coordination, and support throughout this investigation. Their efforts were critical to the success of this operation.

The investigation remains ongoing, and additional charges may be filed pending further analysis.