Search Warrant Results In Man’s Arrest After Narcotics and Guns Were Found In NW Lincoln Home

LINCOLN–(KFOR May 25)–Members of the Lincoln-Lancaster County Narcotics Task Force made an arrest in connection to someone selling drugs out of a northwest Lincoln home.

Lincoln Police Officer Erin Spilker on Tuesday said that Task Force members showed up to a home near 3rd and Adams about information they received regarding someone selling narcotics at that location.  Twenty-two-year-old Gustav Rockey and another man were contacted and said they lived at the home.  A 20-year-old man was also contacted, but said he was only visiting.  That man apparently had a warrant out for him and was taken into custody.  A small amount of THC wax was found in his wallet and was cited for possession of marijuana.

Investigators, meanwhile, found Rockey and the other resident each with a glass pipe and bags of marijuana on them that they turned over.  Investigators left and later got a search warrant, where they went back and after serving it, they found 4.15 pounds of marijuana (estimated street value $7,800), 2.7 pounds of psilocybin mushrooms (estimated street value $17,000), 855 hits of LSD (estimated street value $9,000), 3,604 Oxycodone pills (estimated street value $72,000), 1,281 Alprazolam pills (estimated street value of $16,000), 209 THC syringes, and almost $2,300 in cash.  Investigators also located four firearms, a .38 Special Revolver, 9mm handgun, AR15, and a .22 caliber rifle.

Around 9am Monday, investigators located Rockey in the area of 1^st and Cornhusker and took him into custody.  He was arrested for two counts of possession with intent to deliver controlled substance, possession of money while violating a drug law, and possession of a firearm with a drug law violation.

Officer Spilker says this investigation is ongoing as investigators continue to search for other people who live in the home.