A four-month investigation led to drugs, guns and two men arrested in Atlantic City on Friday.
A search of the home on the 3700 block of Winchester Avenue also led to more than $110,000 in cash believed to be proceeds of drug activity and two vehicles used to distribute drugs, Sgt. Kevin Fair said.
Steven Robinson and Ishmael Hebron face charges including money laundering and weapons offenses after members of Atlantic City's SWAT team and Special Investigations searched the home.
Police found three handguns, 1,000 bags of heroin and more than five ounces of cocaine, according to the charges.
Robinson, 26, of Atlantic City, is also accused of first-degree maintaining a drug-manufacturing facility.
The investigation was led by Detective Darrin Lorady.
Robinson and Hebron, 29, of Galloway Township, are in the Atlantic County Justice Facility.
Both men previously served prison sentences for charges dating to 2011, records show.
Robinson was sentenced to four years in prison in for a second-degree aggravated assault. Hebron was sentenced to five years for weapons offenses.
