Greenbrier Police Seize More Than 350 Packages In Drug, Money-Laundering Investigation
GREENBRIER, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – More than 350 packages containing suspected illicit products were seized after Greenbrier Police executed a search warrant at a commercial building in the city Friday as part of an ongoing drug and money-laundering investigation.
According to the Greenbrier Police Department, its Criminal Investigations Division executed the warrant on September 4, 2026, as part of an ongoing investigation into suspected violations of the Tennessee Drug Control Act and the Tennessee Money Laundering Control Act.
During the search, investigators seized more than 350 packages containing suspected illicit products. Representatives with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Dangerous Drugs Task Force conducted presumptive field testing on samples of the seized products.
According to police, preliminary testing indicated the alleged presence of mitragynine; dihydro-7-hydroxymitragynine, commonly associated with products marketed as “7-OH”; a fentanyl analogue and p-fluorofentanyl; and traces of other scheduled substances.
Police said some products containing these substances may be marketed or labeled under names such as “Klaz” or “Cat’s Claw.”
The Greenbrier Police Department is strongly cautioning the public against possessing or consuming these products or any illicit or mislabeled substances, which may contain undisclosed ingredients capable of causing serious injury or death.
Anyone who encounters or has information concerning the sale or distribution of these products within the City of Greenbrier is encouraged to contact the Greenbrier Police Department at 615-643-4467.
Police said the case remains an active criminal investigation and no additional information will be released at this time.
