BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) -- Police arrested the owner of a Zachary food mart accused of selling illegal drugs after a weeks-long investigation. Store owner Abdulfattah Saleh, 50, was charged with four counts of possession with intent to distribute, one count of transactions involving narcotics proceeds and one count of COZ Sec 58-40 Sale and/or Possession of Kratom Products. Investigators with the Zachary Police Department conducted a search warrant on Nov. 21 at Gate City Food Mart on Louisiana Highway 19 and seized the following items. 11 THC "Ghost Pens" (96% THC). 143 Str8W8 Delta 9 THC Mix Juice. 120 Kratom Products, Synthetic Opioid (Outlawed by City of Zachary in 2024).  55 Kratom Products, Synthetic Opioid. 132 illegal THC Products. 139 OPMS Kratom Products. 1 box of vape pens. 100 grams of suspected marijuana. $3,971.13 U.S. Currency (Pending Forfeiture). “I would like to thank our Narcotics Investigation Detectives and the entire Detectives Division for leading a successful investigation," said Chief Darryl Lawrence Sr. "Thank you to our Uniform Patrol for assisting with the investigation and arrest. Lastly, thank you to EBRP Alcohol Tobacco Control for assisting the Zachary Police Department. The Zachary Police Department is committed to reducing crime and keeping our community safe.” Louisiana State Police release video of Baton Rouge shooting involving police officer Latest News Alabama carries out third nitrogen hypoxia execution in the country PAW Patrol Live! in Baton Rouge this weekend: See how to get tickets Boy who shot himself dies from injuries months later, Baton Rouge police say Gaetz says he will not return to Congress What do TikTok users most want to see on the app? Survey reveals the answer