FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) - A drug raid on Wednesday led the DEA, SWAT, state police and investigators from several local agencies to uncover fentanyl and meth among other discoveries at two homes in Fort Wayne. Jeronimo Bertoldo Barraza, 42; Destiny Garcia 26; and Analycia Perez, 27, were all charged with dealing in cocaine or a narcotic drug. Investigators executed a search warrant at a home on Lafayette Street and found a stolen gun, 1 ounce of crystal meth, about 6 ounces of marijuana and "a large amount" of cash, according to a release from the Allen County Sheriff's Department. At a home on Willard Drive, police found about 2.2 lbs of crystal meth, 13.5 ounces of fentanyl and more cash, according to the release. Jeronimo Bertoldo Barraza (Courtesy Allen County Sheriff's Department) Destiny Garcia (Courtesy Allen County Sheriff's Department) Analycia Perez (Courtesy Allen County Sheriff's Department) Allen Superior Court documents reveal that in at least one of the two homes, investigators determined the suspects were trafficking the drugs rather than keeping them for personal use. An informant bought M-30 fentanyl pills in May, eventually leading officers to raid the house where Barraza and Garcia lived, according to the documents. The Allen County Drug Task Force was joined by the Allen County Sheriff’s Department’s SWAT team, the Fort Wayne Police Department’s EST, the New Haven Police Department, the Huntington County Sheriff’s Department, the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department, the Auburn Police Department, the Indiana State Police and Special Agents from the DEA. Barraza and Perez are both being held without bond in the Allen County Jail. Garcia is being held on $100,000 bond.