TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Two men from Tampa have been arrested and charged with multiple drug trafficking counts, the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office said.

The men, 55-year-old Ronald Hess Jr. and 42-year-old Sedrick Coleman, were both arrested on Friday after a search warrant was executed at Hess’ residence on Oak Avenue in Tampa.

Deputies recovered trafficking amounts of fentanyl, meth and MDMA in the home.

HSCO said Hess is an eight-time convicted felon, with previous charges for grand theft, cocaine trafficking, narcotics possession and fraud.

“Let me be clear — if you’re peddling this poison in Hillsborough County, we are coming for you,” Sheriff Chad Chronister said. “These drugs don’t just ruin lives — they end them.”

Hess’ charges:

• Conspiracy to Traffic in Amphetamine 28 to 200 Grams (x2)
• Trafficking in Amphetamine 28 to 200 Grams (x2)
• Trafficking in Amphetamine 14 to 28 Grams
• Delivery of a Controlled Substance
• Possession of Controlled Substance (x4)
• Trafficking in Fentanyl (28 Grams or More)
• Trafficking in Phenethylamines 10 to 200 Grams
• Possession of Cocaine
• Keeping Public Nuisance Structure for Drug Activity

Coleman’s charges:

• Unlawful Use of Two-Way Communications Device (x3)
• Trafficking in Amphetamine 28 to 200 Grams (x2)
• Delivery of a Controlled Substance (x2)
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Possession of Controlled Substance (x7)
• Possession of Cannabis Less Than 20 Grams
• Possession of Cocaine
• Possession of Controlled Substance With Intent to Sell or Deliver