Hamilton man arrested on felony drug charges in court

The Butler County Sheriff's Office Headquarters and Jail. GREG LYNCH/FILE

The Butler County Sheriff's Office Headquarters and Jail. GREG LYNCH/FILE
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Updated June 20, 2024
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A four-month investigation by the Butler County Sheriff’s Office netted the arrest of a 24-year-old Hamilton resident.

The Butler County Sheriff’s Office Undercover Regional Narcotics Unit (BURN) arrested David Salvador Ramirez at the end of the multi-month investigation. BURN officers executed residential search warrants on Waco Way and Pan Am Way in Hamilton.

Investigators seized more than $600 in cash, approximately 9 grams of fentanyl, three pistol magazines, four cellphones, a digital scale, a blender and other paraphernalia.

Ramirez has been booked in the Butler County Jail on felony drug trafficking, drug possession and tampering with evidence charges. He was in Hamilton Municipal Court Thursday morning for an arraignment on the three third-degree felonies. He’s scheduled for a preliminary hearing on June 28, when the case may be bound over to the Butler County grand jury for review.

David S. Ramirez, of Hamilton, was arrested on June 19, 2024, on two drug-related felony counts and a count of tampering with evidence. PROVIDED

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