How a suspicious call led to a drug, weapon bust in Livermore
(KRON) — A suspicious late-night phone call led Livermore police to arrest two men for drug and firearm charges. Shortly after midnight on Wednesday, the Livermore Police Department got a call from a woman who was selling her pickup truck.
According to police, she was concerned about one potential buyer who wanted to look at the truck at a late hour. Officers were dispatched to the scene and located the potential buyers parked near the woman’s home.
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There were two men in the car that officers made contact with. Inside the car, officers found 31 ounces of methamphetamine, heroin, a 9mm handgun and ammunition.
The two men were arrested for multiple firearm and narcotics charges. They were identified as 51-year-old Deldato Herrera of Oakland, and 59-year-old John Via, also of Oakland.
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