
Philadelphia, PA – On Friday, federal and local law enforcement agencies carried out a significant operation aimed at alleged members of a violent drug trafficking organization in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, as stated by the FBI’s Philadelphia Field Office.
This coordinated initiative involved several agencies and sought to dismantle a network believed to be responsible for extensive violence and drug distribution in one of the city’s most affected areas.
“There is no question our streets are safer today because of the tireless dedication and diligence of numerous federal, state, and local partners, but our work is not done,” said Wayne A. Jacobs, Special Agent in Charge of FBI Philadelphia. “The FBI, alongside our law enforcement partners at every level, will continue to serve our citizens by pursuing the dangerous offenders who shatter our communities’ sense of safety, security, and quality of life.”
Information regarding arrests, charges, or confiscated assets has not been disclosed yet; however, officials highlighted that this operation represents a crucial advancement in the continuous fight against organized crime and aims to bring safety back to the impacted neighborhoods.
The Kensington region has historically been a key target for law enforcement because of its elevated levels of drug-related activities and associated violence. Authorities indicate that the operation conducted on Friday is a component of a larger plan to dismantle criminal organizations and enhance the living conditions for the community.


