‘Drugs were hidden everywhere’ | DEA finds drugs stuffed in fridge, oven in southwest Houston bust

“Inside this home, drugs were hidden everywhere,” DEA Houston said in a social media post.

HOUSTON — Three people have been arrested in a massive drug bust at a home in southwest Houston, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration.

“Inside this home, drugs were hidden everywhere,” DEA Houston said in a social media post.

Agents seized more than 4,000 vape pens, 75 pounds of THC wax, 42 pounds of marijuana, three pounds of mushrooms, and an undisclosed amount of cocaine, the DEA said. The drugs were reportedly stuffed inside the homes refrigerator, oven, and microwave.

A spokesperson for the DEA told KHOU 11 they aren’t able to release specific details of the case.

“DEA is continuously working alongside its local and state partners to remove illicit drugs from communities,” the spokesperson said.

The Houston Police Department helped the DEA with the bust.

The identities of those arrested were not immediately available.

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