FCSO Arrests Alleged Cocaine Trafficker in Palm Coast

42-year-old Khong Siharaj was arrested at his S Section residence in Palm Coast on Tuesday for alleged cocaine trafficking, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Thursday. The home on Slocum Path was raided in the early morning Tuesday with the FCSO claiming they’d shut down a drug house. Detectives with the FCSO’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) obtained a search warrant as a result of an undercover narcotics operation into the alleged drug activity in the area. When the warrant was served, detectives reportedly seized 47 grams of cocaine, plus over $1,000 in cash. The FCSO credited their K-9 Enzo with finding the drugs, which were split between a safe and on a digital scale in the bathroom. In addition to the cocaine seizure, detectives also report they found cannabis, drug paraphernalia, and four firearms. This was more than enough to charge Siharaj with cocaine trafficking, possession of cannabis under 20 grams, and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was booked into the county jail on $151,000 bond, where he remains as of Friday morning. “Our SIU team remains on the hunt for poison peddlers, shutting down a second drug house within the last week,” said Sheriff Rick Staly. “I commend our detectives and SWAT team for safely serving this search warrant. I would also like to give an ‘attaboy’ to K-9 Enzo as well for finding the narcotics, and he has definitely earned a few treats for helping put this cocaine trafficker in jail. If you are a poison peddler in Flagler County, we’re coming for you next. If you don’t want to end up in the, I suggest you take your drug dealing business to another county.”