Florida Man known as candy man who shipped fentanyl to Louisville. Arrested with 10,000 pills

The Port St. Lucie police department announced the arrest of Randames Guzman, aka "Candy Man". Who was found with 10,000 fentanyl pills valued around $300,000. In addition to the illegal drug, the department also seized numerous other illegal drugs and firearms. Detectives investigated Guzman for months and he ran a business called R & S Xotic snackz. Which was a front for the drugs to be sold and shipped as reported by www.cbs12.com. Other items seized from Guzman's arrest included multiple firearms, almost 2 pounds of cocaine, and four and a half pounds of high-grade marijuana and a gold cart. During their months long investigation detectives made purchases from Guzman and he was arrested without incident. According to records he allegedly shipped drugs to residents in Indiana, Louisville, Detroit, Indianapolis, and Atlanta residents. An ongoing investigation is clearly on the way. As the FBI looks into the case. That may include federal charges such as wire fraud as reported by www.Dailynewslife.blogspot.com. According to records, Guzman charges include 9 counts of possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, 12 related and trafficking crimes, and using a two-way device to commit a felony. This ongoing investigation was the biggest seizure in Port St. Lucie, Florida history. So far, no accomplices have been arrested and his bond is listed at $290,250.00. Police Chief Del Toro stated, "10,000 lives have been saved." This comes at a time when the war on drug is at an all-time high. As violence rises in the streets and drug dealers use social media apps to recruit drug runners and buyers. Drugs.seized Photo by Port St.Lucie police