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Jesus Castillo Larios,Jessie Jesus Garcia arrested for drug offenses

Jesus Castillo Larios, 34, was arrested Feb. 13, Escondido police Lt. Craig Carter said. He was found carrying 36.4 grams of meth, which has an estimated street value of $5,800, as well as $6,711 in cash and a scale, the lieutenant said.
Police subsequently used a search warrant to search Larios' Escondido home and found unspecified additional evidence, as well as two weapons, Carter said.Larios was booked into the Vista jail on suspicion of multiple drug violations, as well as an immigration hold.The second suspect, Jessie Jesus Garcia, 56, was arrested Feb. 15 on suspicion of heroin possession and possession of heroin for sale, Carter said. A search warrant led to the recovery of 64 grams of heroin, valued at $10,760, he said.
Police also arrested Edelmiro Lorenzano, 38, a previously deported felon with prior drug convictions, Carter said. Lorenzano, of Acapulco, Mexico, was arrested for an immigration violation and released to federal immigration officials, he said.It was not immediately clear when Lorenzano was arrested.

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