Drug Task Force Finds Half Pound of Suspected Meth Buried at Eureka Property; Two Felons Wanted on Multiple Charges
Camacho (left), Langdon (right). | DTF.
Humboldt County Drug Task Force press release
On August 12th , 2019, at approximately 3 p.m., special agents with the Humboldt County Drug Task
Force, with the assistance of the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office, served a search warrant at a residence
located in the 5100 block of Walnut Drive, Eureka.
During their multi-week investigation, agents
received information that the resident, Maria Salas Camacho (age 53), is distributing large amounts of
methamphetamine throughout Humboldt County. Camacho’s associate, Richard Dean Langdon (age 62)
is also believed to be involved in Camacho’s operation.
Upon arrival, agents learned that Camacho and Langdon were not on scene and had left prior to the
warrant being served. Agents located a trailer on the property that appeared to serve as a weigh station
for methamphetamine distribution. This location was monitored via remote surveillance system. Inside
the trailer agents located several digital scales, packaging material, and other items associated with
methamphetamine distribution.
Drugs and other items reportedly confiscated from the property. | DTF
Agents continued their search and located approximately ½ pound of
suspected methamphetamine buried on the property. In addition, agents located illegally possessed
prescription narcotics and ammunition. Both Camacho and Langdon are previously convicted felons who
are prohibited from possessing ammunition.
Agents have since secured a Ramey Warrant through the Humboldt County Superior Court for Camacho
and Langdon. The charges on the warrant include possession of controlled substances for sales and
illegal possession of ammunition.
Anyone with information related to this investigation or other narcotics related crimes are encouraged to
call the Humboldt County Drug Task Force at 707-267-9976 or the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office Tip
Line at 707-268-2539.