On July 22, 2024, Des Moines police, acting on a U.S. Marshals warrant, apprehended Serenity Melton Garza, a known drug dealer, after a tense operation involving resistance, attempted flight, and defiance during arrest. Officers secured her residence, subdued her despite significant resistance, and transported her for interrogation and evidence analysis, which confirmed her involvement in drug possession and distribution. Following further processing, Serenity faced multiple charges, including resisting arrest, drug possession, and disorderly conduct, with comprehensive evidence presented in court highlighting the gravity of her actions.
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