Search of Housing Unit Turns Up Large Amount of Contraband

Source: Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office

On July 31, 2018, the Classification Unit gathered information that illegal narcotics were being stored in a housing unit at the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Main Jail. After Classification and the Shift Commanders put a plan in place, the housing unit was searched.

During the search, 30-year-old Dylan Sulit-Swalley of Santa Barbara was removed from the housing unit and thoroughly searched. The following contraband, worth $15,000 to $20,000 dollars in a custody setting, was found on his person. This was likely the largest seizure of contraband in Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Custody history. The items included:

• One Cell Phone
• One Altered Cell Phone Charger
• One USB AC Apple Charger Block
• One USB Cable
• One Vape
• Two Vials of THC Concentrate
• Three Full THC Concentrate Cartridges For The Vape
• One Lighter
• Two Syringes Containing Heroin
• 31 Adderall Pill s
• 3 Buprenorphine Pills
• 8.7 Grams of Tobacco
• 4.0 Grams Of Methamphetamine
• 4.4 Grams Of Heroin
• Several Suspected Ecstasy Pills
• 16.4 Grams Of crushed Adderall Pills
• Two Torx Drill Bit/suspected to remove floor drains to hide contraband
• One large Rubber Band Tie Off to inject heroin
• One Piece of Foil used to heat the heroin

Suit-Swally was booked on charges of bringing drugs into a jail and bringing drugs into a jail for sale. He is not eligible for bail due to a parole hold.

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  1. Somebody snitched hard here! My guess is because they were bitter they weren’t getting shared with. I would not want to be that person right now. Not only is snitching is a major no-no in jail, but depriving fellow inmates of this amount of fun goodies will no doubt enrage most of the inmate population.

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