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Cedarpines Park man arrested for drug and firearm offenses

Jun 22, 2023 | Front Page

Various firearms displayed on a wooden table.

By DOUGLAS W. MOTLEY – Senior Writer

Deputies from the Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Station, while responding to a report of criminal threats, arrived at a Cedarpines Park residence in the 600 block of Mozumdar Drive on Sunday, June 11. Upon arrival, the deputies discovered 15 firearms and an unknown amount of yet-to-be-identified illegal drugs.

This home in the 600 block of Mozumdar Drive was raided by sheriff’s deputies. (Photo by Douglas W. Motley)

This home in the 600 block of Mozumdar Drive was raided by sheriff’s deputies. (Photo by Douglas W. Motley)

Following an investigation by the sheriff’s Specialized Enforcement Division and county Probation Department on Thursday, June 15, an arrest warrant was issued for 62-year-old Mark Harrigan. Subsequently, Harrigan was arrested for his outstanding arrest warrant for Criminal Threats (PC422), Prohibited Person in Possession of Firearms (PC29800(a)(1) and Maintaining/Operating a Drug Residence (HS11366). The 15 firearms were seized for evidence.

Despite no mention of gunshots fired in a sheriff’s press release, a nearby neighbor told the Alpine Mountaineer that she heard two shots fired during the raid.

Anyone with additional information regarding this incident is urged to contact  Twin Peaks Sheriff’s Station Deputy Victoria Twardowski at (909) 336-0600 or to call the We-Tip hotline at (800) 78-CRIME (27463) or leave information on the We-Tip website, www.wetip.com.

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