Fentanyl Found in Suwanee Baby's Crib, Two Adults Arrested

Authorities recovered over 3 pounds of the deadly drug and a firearm in the home

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

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Authorities in Gwinnett County, Georgia have arrested two adults after discovering over 3 pounds of fentanyl, including some found in a baby's crib, during a raid on a Suwanee home. The investigation, conducted with federal partners, also led to the recovery of a firearm, and the suspects were charged with drug trafficking, gun, and child endangerment offenses.

Why it matters

The discovery of fentanyl in a home with children present highlights the growing threat of the powerful opioid, which can be lethal even in small amounts, especially for young children. It also raises concerns about the accessibility of illegal drugs in residential areas and the need for stronger measures to protect public safety.

The details

According to investigators, the fentanyl was found during a search of the Suwanee home, with some of the deadly drug discovered in a baby's crib where children were present. In addition to the fentanyl, authorities also recovered a firearm as part of the operation. The two adults arrested were charged with drug trafficking, gun possession, and child endangerment offenses.

  • The investigation and raid took place in February 2026.

The players

Gwinnett County Investigators

Law enforcement officials in Gwinnett County, Georgia who conducted the raid and investigation along with federal partners.

Two Adults

The two individuals arrested and charged with drug trafficking, gun possession, and child endangerment offenses following the raid on the Suwanee home.

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What they’re saying

“We must not let individuals continue to damage private property in San Francisco.”

— Robert Jenkins, San Francisco resident (San Francisco Chronicle)

What’s next

The judge in the case will decide on Tuesday whether or not to allow the two adults out on bail.

The takeaway

This case highlights the growing threat of fentanyl, especially in residential areas with children present, and the need for stronger measures to address drug trafficking and protect public safety in the community.