Karla Alvarez, 28, and two others are facing drug trafficking and gun charges

Middle school teacher  Alvarez, 28, had 61 kilos of cocaine, a kilo of heroin in addition to the cash in her town home

Investigators in Hall County, Ga on Thursday raided Alvarez’s home and seized guns, cash and the drugs worth $6.2 million

Alvarez was arrested along with Monica Pascual Brito, 24, in the raid

Cops still searching for third suspect, Monica’ Brito’s brother, 25-year-old Ricardo Pascual Brito

All three suspects live in the home where the stash was found

Middle school teacher Karla Alvarez had a stash of drugs in her home worth $6m

Georgia deputies raided a middle school teacher’s home and seized guns and $6 million in cocaine and heroin
The teacher Karla Alvarez, 28, and two others are facing drug trafficking and gun charges following Thursday’s drug bust by local authorities in Oakwood, Hall County, Georgia.
Investigators say three people lived in the home. Karla Alvarez , 28, and Monica Pascual Brito, 24,  were arrested. Authorities are still searching for the third person, Monica’s 25-year-old brother, Ricardo Pascual Brito.

Oak police are still searching for Ricardo Pascual Brito

Hall County School authorities confirm Alvarez is a teacher and girls soccer coach at Chestatee Middle School Academy. School officials say she has been with the school since August 2015.
Maria Salgado lives across the street from the school. Her children, and now grandchildren go to Chestatee. She says she’s shocked by the arrest and has already talked to her grandson about what happened. . “I tell him you never know the teachers, some of them are very nice, but you know them at school you don’t know what they do out of school,” says Salgado.
Hall County Sheriff’s Investigators are asking anyone who knows the whereabouts of Ricardo Pascual Brito, to give them a call.

Monica Pascual Brito was also arrested in the mega-million drug bust in Georgia on Thursday

On Friday  Fox 5 Atlanta reported reported that Alvarez is a teacher at Chestatee Middle School Academy in Gainesville. She also coaches the girls soccer team. She teaches Spanish, according to the school’s website.
“I’ve worked drugs and gangs for a long time and it was one of the larger cocaine seizures I’ve ever seen,” Hall County Sheriff’s Lt. Scott Ware said, according to the station.
Investigators executed a search warrant at a home in the 4000 block of Crawford Oaks Drive in Oakwood, and found 61 kilograms of cocaine, 1 kilogram of heroin and two semi-automatic assault rifles and cash in the home, which Alvarez shared with Monica Brito and her brother, Ricardo.
The estimated value of the drugs totaled $6,209,280.