Several agencies teamed up in two separate drug operations designed to “crack down on crack” in Marion County Thursday.

Police arrested four men in operations “Lights Out” and “Fort Knox.” 39-year-old Chester Scott, known to drug agents as the “King of Crack,” was one of them. When the SWAT team entered the house, they found four large bags of cash, as well as guns. 35-year-old Kadrinne Brewton was also taken out in the “Lights Out” operation. Brewton was thought to be supplying drugs to both drug organizations.

“He was really the king. He would get this dope and then use it, distribute it throughout other dealers here in Marion County,” Marion County Sheriff's Capt. James Pogue said.

When swat team members burst into his home in rural Citra, they said Brewton fired five or six rounds at them. Inside the home, they found signs of a luxurious lifestyle, with things like flat screen TVs and a pool.

Brewton was already on federal probation and is facing six counts of attempted murder for firing at SWAT members, as well as a slew of charges for trafficking drugs.