FLORIDA — Six men were arrested after a six-month investigation dismantled a drug trafficking organization in Jacksonville’s Grand Park area, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Authorities said the investigation began in August 2025 after detectives identified four houses being used to sell illegal drugs. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office worked with federal partners, including the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, to carry out simultaneous raids at the properties in February.
Police said five of the suspects are brothers. Investigators identified Chaun Floyd, 52, along with 33-year-old twin brothers Jamon Wright and Jaron Wright, as major traffickers connected to the homes.
Three additional brothers — Ronyeah Wright, 30; Willie Wright, 27; and Ahmed Wright, 26 — were arrested on misdemeanor charges. Officials described the operation as a “criminal family business,” noting that Floyd was a close friend of the Wright family.
During the raids, law enforcement recovered 711 grams of powder cocaine, 654 grams of crystal methamphetamine and 9.2 grams of crack cocaine. Officers also seized more than 10 pounds of marijuana.
Authorities said investigators additionally recovered nine firearms, including one reported stolen, along with more than $350,000 in cash, two vehicles and two necklaces valued at about $60,000.
Anyone with information about illegal drug activity is encouraged to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office or First Coast Crime Stoppers.
