Major Drug Bust Yields Adderall, Meth, Cocaine
- Police arrested multiple people after searches of vehicles turned up illegal drugs during traffic enforcement. - Officers found 97 Adderall pills, sales packaging, and meth and cocaine in one vehicle during the stop. - Livermore Police booked suspects on multiple charges while investigations continue; full report here (patch.com).
Livermore police arrested multiple people after traffic stops on April 14 turned up Adderall pills, methamphetamine and cocaine in two vehicles. (patch.com) In one stop, officers pulled over 47-year-old Livermore resident Alfred Fuentes for vehicle code violations and said a search found 97 Adderall pills, methamphetamine and cocaine packaged for sale. (msn.com) Police also said they found packaging materials consistent with drug sales in Fuentes’ vehicle and booked him into Santa Rita Jail on multiple narcotics charges. (patch.com) Adderall is a prescription stimulant used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and California treats possession without a valid prescription as a controlled-substance offense. Methamphetamine and cocaine carry separate felony exposure when police allege the drugs were held for sale. (dea.gov ) (leginfo.legislature.ca.gov 1) (leginfo.legislature.ca.gov 2) The arrests fit a pattern in Livermore, where police have repeatedly tied routine traffic enforcement to narcotics cases over the past year. Patch reported separate Livermore drug busts in February, March and April 2026, including cases involving meth, fentanyl, cocaine, cash and a stolen gun. (patch.com 1) (patch.com 2) (patch.com 3) Livermore police have not posted a separate news release about the April 14 arrests on the department’s public news page, which as of April 23 lists general department updates rather than this case. (livermoreca.gov) The case remains at the arrest stage, and charging decisions will depend on prosecutors and any lab testing of the seized drugs. For now, the April 14 stops added another narcotics case to Livermore’s spring traffic-enforcement docket. (patch.com)
