Pill lab, guns, drugs all seized after search and arrest by La Crosse Police

A different kind of drug bust by La Crosse Police announced Monday resulted in the seizure of over $1 million in drugs, multiple guns and ammo and an apparent pill lab.

The lab was found in a storage unit. It was police called a “pill press laboratory,” used to make Xanax.

Police also recovered what appears to be a ridiculous amount of drugs — everything from over a hundred pounds of counterfeit Xanax to cocaine, meth, among others.

Also found was a rifle, four hand guns, and a lot of ammo, including what police called a “drum magazine.”

Arrested was Jade “Justice” Deeny, who police say is a convicted felon who spent time in North Carolina prison for “drugs and guns.”

Police had a search warrant for the 600 block of Powell Street. They also searched the 26-year-old Deeny’s vehicle. During those searches, police found a lease warrant for a storage unit. They obtained a search warrant for that, as well, and came across the “Xanax station” — a 10-by-10-foot storage unit. The location wasn’t given.

Here’s a list of what police say it found through search warrants:

• 135.13 pounds of pressed counterfeit Xanax in three different colors
• 1-pound fentanyl (located next to Xanax station and most likely used in pills)
• 1-pound counterfeit Adderall but tested positive for methamphetamine
• 25.3 grams methamphetamine pills
• 77 narcotic pills
• 250.7 grams of cocaine
• 524 grams THC wax
• 4 pounds THC candies
• 212 grams psilocybin infused chocolate
• 4 handguns (2 different high capacity magazines and 1 drum magazine with 51 rounds loaded in it)
• 1 rifle (603 rounds of .223 ammunition)
• 186 rounds 9mm, 198 rounds 45 caliber
• $5,953 dollars
• Automated pill press with professional mixer
• 385 pounds of inert materials needed to make counterfeit Xanax
• Thousands of USPS boxes ready to mail his product

Judge Todd Bjerke has set Deeny’s bond at $1 million cash, and he’s due back in court on Friday.