Santa Rosa police arrested two men accused of illegally cultivating and selling psilocybin mushrooms and gun possession.
Santa Rosa police arrested two men accused of illegally cultivating and selling psychedelic mushrooms and gun possession. In October, detectives from the Santa Rosa Police Department narcotics team began an investigation into individuals cultivating and selling psilocybin mushrooms in Sonoma County. Detectives identified two Santa Rosa residents as suspects: 26-year-old Jose Reyes Jr, and 38-year-old Travis Troxell. At 10:40 a.m.
Detectives detained Reyes in the 2800 block of Apache Street in Santa Rosa. Detectives then executed a search warrant in the 2600 block of Comanche Street in Santa Rosa, locating approximately 4 pounds of dried psilocybin mushrooms, approximately $14,000, 10 ounces of MDMA, 80 tabs of LSD and evidence of psilocybin mushroom cultivation. Detectives also seized an unlawful AR-15-style rifle, a Glock handgun, a shotgun, and a .22-caliber rifle.
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