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Over the last several months, the Rapides Area Drug Enforcement (RADE) Unit has been conducting an investigation into a major narcotics trafficking operation being conducted in Rapides Parish.
Through their investigation, Agents identified the suspect as Dequavious Javonte Wagner, 31 of Alexandria. Agents believed Wagner to be one of the largest narcotic traffickers in Central Louisiana.
Their investigation culminated Tuesday night with the arrest of Wagner and the seizure of a substantial amount of illegal narcotics.
In total, the following was seized:
65 pounds of Powder Cocaine
96 pounds of Methamphetamine
1.2 pounds of Heroin
6 pounds of Fentanyl
1.3 pounds of Synthetic Marijuana
252 grams of Marijuana
87 grams Crack Cocaine
160 bottles of Promethazine (20 gallons)
and a hand gun.
On May 6, 2025, Wagner was booked into the Rapides Parish Detention Center on multiple narcotics related charges. Wagner remains in jail and bond has been set at $1,000,200.00.
Earlier today, Wagner was complaint arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Alexandria Field Office, and is currently in federal custody.
Agents say their investigation is still ongoing and additional subjects have been identified as part of a multi-state drug trafficking organization and more arrests are probable.
 The Rapides Area Drug Enforcement (RADE) Unit is a multi-jurisdictional team comprised of the Alexandria Police Department, Ball Police Department, Boyce Police Department, Cheneyville Police Department, Forest Hill Police Department, Glenmora Police Department, Grant Parish Sheriff’s Office Lecompte Police Department, McNary Police Department, Pineville Police Department, Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office, Woodworth Police Department, Grant Parish District Attorney’s Office, the Rapides Parish District Attorney’s Office, and the Louisiana Department of Probation and Parole.
The RADE Unit continues to target individuals suspected of trafficking narcotics in the Central Louisiana area. If you have information or would like to report any narcotics activity, you may do so by sending direct messages to the Rapides Area Drug Enforcement Facebook page.
All Persons Are Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty In A Court Of Law Or Administrative Action
Arrestee:
Dequavious Javonte Wagner, 31
433 Coeur Circle, Alexandria, LA
Charges:
Possession CDS 2 meth with intent to distribute
Possession CDS 2 cocaine with intent to distribute
Possession CDS 2 fentanyl with intent to distribute
Possession CDS 1 marijuana with intent to distribute
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Over the last several months, the Rapides Area Drug Enforcement (RADE) Unit has been conducting an investigation into a major narcotics trafficking operation being conducted in Rapides Parish.
Through their investigation, Agents identified the suspect as Dequavious Javonte Wagner, 31 of Alexandria. Agents believed Wagner to be one of the largest narcotic traffickers in Central Louisiana.
Their investigation culminated Tuesday night with the arrest of Wagner and the seizure of a substantial amount of illegal narcotics.
In total, the following was seized:
65 pounds of Powder Cocaine
96 pounds of Methamphetamine
1.2 pounds of Heroin
6 pounds of Fentanyl
1.3 pounds of Synthetic Marijuana
252 grams of Marijuana
87 grams Crack Cocaine
160 bottles of Promethazine (20 gallons)
and a hand gun.
On May 6, 2025, Wagner was booked into the Rapides Parish Detention Center on multiple narcotics related charges. Wagner remains in jail and bond has been set at $1,000,200.00.
Earlier today, Wagner was complaint arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Alexandria Field Office, and is currently in federal custody.
Agents say their investigation is still ongoing and additional subjects have been identified as part of a multi-state drug trafficking organization and more arrests are probable.
 The Rapides Area Drug Enforcement (RADE) Unit is a multi-jurisdictional team comprised of the Alexandria Police Department, Ball Police Department, Boyce Police Department, Cheneyville Police Department, Forest Hill Police Department, Glenmora Police Department, Grant Parish Sheriff’s Office Lecompte Police Department, McNary Police Department, Pineville Police Department, Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office, Woodworth Police Department, Grant Parish District Attorney’s Office, the Rapides Parish District Attorney’s Office, and the Louisiana Department of Probation and Parole.
The RADE Unit continues to target individuals suspected of trafficking narcotics in the Central Louisiana area. If you have information or would like to report any narcotics activity, you may do so by sending direct messages to the Rapides Area Drug Enforcement Facebook page.
All Persons Are Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty In A Court Of Law Or Administrative Action
Arrestee:
Dequavious Javonte Wagner, 31
433 Coeur Circle, Alexandria, LA
Charges:
Possession CDS 2 meth with intent to distribute
Possession CDS 2 cocaine with intent to distribute
Possession CDS 2 fentanyl with intent to distribute
Possession CDS 1 marijuana with intent to distribute
RADE unit makes its largest drug bust to date, valued over $1 million
The Rapides Area Drug Enforcement Unit announced its largest drug bust so far.
