JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A six-month narcotics investigation by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has led to the arrest of three suspected drug traffickers and the seizure of large quantities of drugs, cash, and firearms tied to a trafficking operation in the Grand Park area.
According to JSO, detectives with the Narcotics Unit began the investigation in August 2025 after identifying four houses being used to sell illegal drugs. As the case developed, investigators connected the locations to 52-year-old Chaun Floyd and 33-year-old twin brothers Jamon and Jaron Wright.
Authorities later learned that federal partners were also investigating Floyd. JSO joined forces with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) to build a coordinated case against the group.
After months of surveillance and investigative work, law enforcement executed a series of coordinated search warrants on February 20, 2026. The JSO SWAT Team and DEA SWAT Team simultaneously served warrants at all four locations, with assistance from JSO’s Narcotics Unit, District 1 Bike Squad, and Gang Unit.
During the operation, investigators seized:
- 711 grams of powder cocaine
- 654 grams of crystal methamphetamine
- 9.2 grams of crack cocaine
- More than 10 pounds of marijuana
- Nine firearms, including one reported stolen
- More than $350,000 in cash
- Two vehicles
- Two necklaces valued at approximately $60,000
Floyd and the Wright brothers were arrested on felony charges tied to the trafficking operation.
During the searches, three additional brothers, Ronyeah Wright (30), Willie Wright (27), and Ahmed Wright (26), were also arrested on misdemeanor charges.
Authorities say the investigation uncovered what they described as a family-run drug operation centered around the Wright brothers, with Floyd identified as a close family associate involved in the trafficking activity.
The investigation involved cooperation between multiple agencies, including the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, DEA, and ATF, and remains part of broader efforts to disrupt drug trafficking in the Jacksonville area.
JSO encourages anyone with information about drug activity to contact the department at 904-630-0500 or submit anonymous tips through First Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.
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