Ex-St. Paul police employee accused of possessing 11 pounds of meth, fentanyl: Charges

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The narcotics and firearms reportedly found inside a Woodbury man's home.  (Washington County Sheriff's Office / Facebook)

WOODBURY, Minn. (FOX 9) - A Woodbury man who worked with the St. Paul Police Department has been terminated following his arrest on a serious drug charge.

Jamond Glass arrested, charged

The backstory:

Jamond Leroy Glass, 34, was charged on Oct. 13 with one count of first-degree possession of 50 grams or more of cocaine or methamphetamine in connection with the incident.

According to a criminal complaint, the Minneapolis Airport Police intercepted a package containing a large amount of suspected methamphetamine. The package was tested for narcotics, which confirmed the presence of methamphetamine.

The complaint states the package was addressed to a "Kay Wilson" in Woodbury. Authorities conducted a controlled delivery by removing some contents from the original package and placing it into a second package for delivery. Deputies maintained surveillance of the package until Glass reportedly brought it into the house. 

Search warrant reveals drugs, firearms

Dig deeper:

Law enforcement proceeded to execute a search warrant at the residence and allegedly located a "large quantity of drugs" in addition to firearms and ammunition inside the bedroom.

According to the complaint, authorities recovered: 

• 9.8 pounds of suspected methamphetamine
• 1.68 pounds of suspected Fentanyl
• 10.5 grams of suspected cocaine
• A KAHR pistol
• A loaded .40 caliber magazine
• A Springfield XD-40 with a partially loaded magazine

Glass fired from SPPD

Local perspective:

The St. Paul Police Department confirmed Glass worked as a civilian employee in the non-fatal shooting unit. He was initially placed on administrative leave, but has since been terminated.

What's next:

Glass posted $50,000 bond, and his next court appearance is set for Dec. 1.