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Springfield Police seize drugs, firearms and counterfeit money at home on Grant Street

Springfield Police seize drugs, firearms and counterfeit money at home on Grant Street

Photo: Saga Communications/Springfield Police Department


Springfield, IL  (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – Drugs, firearms, and money, both real and counterfeit, were among the items seized by Springfield Police at a residence in the 2100 block of Grant Street on Tuesday. Ryan D. Ingram, 37, of Springfield was arrested for manufacture and delivery of cocaine and controlled substances, delivery of methamphetamine and armed habitual criminal.

According to SPD, approximately 721 grams of cocaine, 170 grams of crack cocaine, 756 grams of methamphetamine, six firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, $3,455 in U.S. currency, $100,000 in counterfeit currency and scales were seized during the search.

Ingram remains in the Sangamon County Jail.

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