OXFORD, Miss. (WTVA) — A Homeland Security Task Force investigation led to the arrests of 14 people on drug distribution and firearms-related charges.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced the arrests at a press conference on Wednesday in Oxford.

• Joshua Alexander, 30, of Greenville, charged with drug distribution
• Craig Baker, 60, of Tupelo, charged with drug distribution
• Trevion Bernard, 20, of Leland, charged with possession of a machine gun
• Jackie Brunson, 54, of Tupelo, charged with drug distribution
• Kabriyen Clark, 23, of Tupelo, charged with illegal possession of a machine gun
• Lucas Davis, 43, of Greenville, charged with drug distribution
• Otheno English, 42, of Tupelo, charged with drug distribution
• George Jefferson, 43, of Greenville, charged with drug distribution
• Raymond Long, 52, of Tupelo, charged with drug distribution
• Floyd Milton, 41, of Greenville, charged with drug distribution
• La’Jayvion Moy, 21, of Greenville, charged with carjacking and felon in possession of a firearm
• Rana Owens, 44, of Tupelo, charged with drug distribution
• Marquez Palmer, 38, of Greenville, charged with drug distribution
• Dajuante Rancifer, 34, of Greenville, charged with drug distribution

The coordinated enforcement actions resulted from ongoing investigations into two drug trafficking organizations operating in north Mississippi and an investigation into the importation and distribution of Glock-type conversion devices, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

The operation happened in late September and is a spin-off from another investigation that happened from November to February.

The investigation is not over and now expands across northern Mississippi.