Investigations by the Lubbock Texas Anti-Gang Center lead to three arrests and seizure of drugs

An investigation by Texas’s anti-gang agency this week resulted in three arrests and the seizure of hundreds of grams of drugs.

According to a press release, TAG conducted an investigation into the Crips street gang from July 8 to July 12. The agency obtained two search warrants in the 5500 block of 43rd Street and the 1200 block of Wheelock Street, which resulted in the following arrests:

• Phillip Deshone Hudson, 44, was arrested on five drug charges and firearm theft. Hudson’s bail is set at $74,000, according to Lubbock Detention Center records.

• Savannah McGill, 37, was arrested for prostitution, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of drugs. Her bail for the drug charge is $3,500, and no bail has been set for the prostitution charge.

• Tre’voi Parson, 24, was arrested on drug charges and evading arrest. His bail is set at $20,000.

The following drugs and firearms were also confiscated.

• $3,976.00 in US currency.

• 6.7 pounds of marijuana.

• 882 grams of promethazine.

• 270 grams of psilocybin mushrooms.

• 176 grams of THC.

• 10 grams of heroin.

• 3 grams of cocaine.

• 14 firearms, one of which is reported stolen.

This article originally appeared in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: Lubbock TAG operation leads to 3 arrests, drugs seized