Perris Residents Arrested in Major Warrant Service Operation

PERRIS, CA — In a significant breakthrough, authorities apprehended two individuals during a warrant service operation in Perris on Thursday. The Perris City Special Enforcement Team, in collaboration with the Riverside Sheriff’s Gang Task Force Region 6, successfully carried out the operation, resulting in the arrest of Donnessa Sampson, 40, and Deytwan Sampson, 47. Both suspects, who are residents of Perris, were taken into custody at a residence situated on Ranch Street following an extensive investigation.

During the execution of the warrant, law enforcement officers made startling discoveries at the scene. Deputies uncovered firearms, a hard plate body armor, a small quantity of narcotics, and a whopping $440,000 in U.S. currency. The seized evidence further solidifies the case against the accused.

Subsequently, both Donnessa Sampson and Deytwan Sampson were arrested and subsequently booked at the Cois Byrd Detention Facility. They are currently being held on a staggering $1 million bail each. The charges they face include child endangerment, the possession of Ecstasy with intent to sell, and various other felony drug and weapon-related offenses, revealed Sergeant Kamal Kabbara, spokesperson for the Riverside Sheriff’s Gang Task Force Region 6.

The initial phase of the investigation commenced in late April at Frank Eaton Park, located in the May Ranch neighborhood of Perris. It was during this preliminary inquiry that the Special Enforcement Team deputies gathered crucial information, ultimately leading to the issuance of the search warrant executed on Thursday. Interestingly, the park is situated less than a block away from the residence where the Sampsons were apprehended, underscoring the proximity of the suspects to the center of the investigation.

According to jail records, both Donnessa Sampson and Deytwan Sampson are scheduled to appear at the Riverside Hall of Justice on Tuesday morning for further legal proceedings.

Authorities are urging anyone with additional information pertaining to this case to contact Deputy Soto at the Sheriff’s Perris Station by dialing 951–210–1000.