SANDY, Utah (ABC4) — A man was arrested after officers found over 20 pounds of meth in a Sandy shed on Thursday, according to Unified Police.

Mauricio Robles-Parra, 23, faces charges of possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (first-degree felony), purchase, transfer, possession, use of a firearm by a restricted person (second-degree felony), tampering with evidence (class A misdemeanor), and interference with an arresting officer (class B misdemeanor).

On Sept. 7, police served a search warrant at a Sandy residence on the 100 block of Loyal Ave. Police found Robles-Parra near a shed on the property and conducted a search.

Inside the shed, officers found 20 pounds of meth, as well as “a distributable amount” of cocaine, a large amount of cash, and a loaded handgun, according to court documents.

Officers arrested Robles-Parra, who after being handcuffed, tried to “stomp on his phones” in an attempt to destroy evidence, police said. Robles-Parra reportedly also resisted his arrest.

Court documents state that Robles-Parra is in the United States illegally and that he trafficked drugs across state lines.

No further information is available at this time.