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Drug Task Force and U.S. Postal Inspectors Seize 230 Grams of Meth, Arrest Covington Man

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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) – On 7/18/2025 the Alleghany Highlands Drug Task Force in conjunction with the United States Postal Inspection Service conducted an investigation that lead to a drug seizure and arrest. The investigation began when information lead law enforcement officials to intercept a package that contained 230 grams of methamphetamine.

Officers subsequently seized the package and arrested Gary Monroe Goode, (48) who resides at 2000 Mallow Road, Covington. Mr. Goode was transported to the Alleghany Regional Jail and has been charged with Possession of a Schedule 1 or 2 narcotic with intent to distribute.

The Alleghany Highlands Drug Task Force consists of law enforcement officers from the City of Covington, Alleghany, Bath, and Craig Counties, and the Virginia State Police.

Assisting in this case were agents from the United States Postal Inspection Service, Virginia State Police, Covington Division of Police, and Alleghany County Sheriff’s Office.

If you know anyone that has a drug problem, or you have a drug addiction and need help please call the Alleghany Highlands Community Services at 540-965-2100.

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