4 charged after guns, drugs found during Harvey home search
HARVEY, Ill. - Four people are facing felony charges after sheriff's police recovered guns and drugs while serving a search warrant at a home in Chicago's south suburbs last month.
Harvey search leads to four arrests
What we know:
According to the Cook County Sheriff's Office, investigators executed a search warrant around 7 a.m. on July 23 in the 100 block of West 147th Street in Harvey.
The warrant followed an investigation into suspected narcotics sales at the home, which authorities said is located near a daycare center.
Inside the residence, investigators recovered:
- 11 firearms
- 105 grams of suspected cocaine
- More than 900 grams of suspected weed
Four people who lived at the home were taken into custody.
Randy Landa, 45, was charged with armed violence, felon in possession of a weapon, manufacture/delivery of cocaine, and manufacture/delivery of cannabis.
Ramon Landa, 41, was charged with armed violence, felon in possession of a weapon, manufacture/delivery of cocaine, and manufacture/delivery of cannabis.
Isaac Grant, 20, was charged with armed violence, manufacture/delivery of cocaine, and manufacture/delivery of cannabis.
Amare Murphy, 19, was charged with armed violence, manufacture/delivery of cocaine, and manufacture/delivery of cannabis.
On July 24, a judge ordered all four to remain in custody at the Cook County Jail.
What's next:
They are due back in court in Markham on Aug. 12.
The Source: The information in this story came from the Cook County Sheriff's Office.