Riverside County sheriff's deputies seized more than two tons of methamphetamine during raids on properties inside and outside of the county, though no one was immediately arrested, authorities said Friday.
The meth was confiscated Wednesday night during a joint investigation with the West Covina Police Department, according to sheriff's officials.
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Authorities targeted properties in West Covina, at the eastern edge of Los Angeles County, as well as Homeland, just west of Hemet.
"The cooperative effort led to the seizure of 4,038 pounds of methamphetamine," according to a sheriff's statement.
No suspects were immediately identified in connection with the illicit drugs.
However, the investigation was ongoing Friday, and the sheriff's department declined to disclose any further details.
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