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An Arizona man has been been arrested for allegedly trafficking large quantities of methamphetamine to Alaska for redistribution in Fairbanks. Daniel Torres-Zubia, 41, of Phoenix, is charged with selling approximately 60 pounds of methamphetamine to a Fairbanks area drug dealer between 2019 and 2020. That is roughly a million dollars worth of methamphetamine at Fairbanks street prices, according to the Alaska State Troopers Fairbanks Area Narcotics Team. Torres-Zubia was arrested in Arizona on Tuesday by federal agents from Alaska and Arizona, according to Lisa Houghton with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Alaska. The Fairbanks Drug Enforcement Administration began investigating Torres-Zubia in 2019 for trafficking methamphetamine from Nevada and Arizona to Fairbanks. According to court documents, an individual cooperating with law enforcement detailed receiving large quantities of methamphetamine — between 5 and 30 pounds — from Torres-Zubia on several occasions.

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