Lake Worth police say they found dangerous drugs and guns inside a home while serving a search warrant on Thursday.
The police department says they searched a home on Hiawatha Trail and found 60 grams of meth, 20 grams of heroin, 14 grams of suspected fentanyl and 4 firearms.The police say two children, including a newborn baby were inside the home at the time.
Police arrested 18-year-old Hayden Alcaraz-Ybarra was arrested and charged with 2 felony counts of manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance.
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