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It was determined that the fentanyl had been smuggled into the facility by an individual hiding the drugs deep into a body cavity.

The Olmsted County Sheriff’s Office made the drug bust late last year, according to the court document. Authorities executed a search warrant on December 1 at a home in northeast Rochester.

He was on probation for a drug conviction at the time of his arrest.

The case stems from a law enforcement-arranged controlled drug buy.

The woman is accused of being involved in the abduction of the victim and with trying to get him to recant his statement to police.

The court document says a Rochester police officer caught the suspect at the scene shortly before 11:30 Saturday night.

He has previous felony convictions for burglary and drug possession.

In addition to a significant amount of fentanyl, authorities reported finding over $10,000 in cash.

His criminal past includes convictions for domestic assault, felony drug possession, and illegal possession of a firearm.

He was found in possession of methamphetamine and firecrackers.

His criminal record includes previous felony convictions for drugs, burglary, and terroristic threats.

Speeds during one of the chases reached nearly 90 mph.

Rochester Police Department detectives who were on patrol witnessed the alleged drug deal on Monday.

His lengthy criminal history includes a previous 158 month prison sentence.