Search Warrant Leads to Child Endangerment, Narcotics, and Weapons Violations

In January 2026, detectives from the Santa Rosa Police Department Narcotics Team began an investigation into a local drug trafficking organization (DTO) who were distributing fentanyl pills and cocaine in Santa Rosa and its surrounding areas. Detectives identified 29-year-old Windsor resident, Simione Dominiko, as being involved in this DTO.

On 3/18/26, at approximately 1408 hours, detectives detained Simione while he drove his vehicle on Barnes Rd, Santa Rosa. Detectives searched Simione’s vehicle, pursuant to a search warrant, and located approximately 120 suspected fentanyl pills in the vehicle. Detectives also detained 29-year-old Santa Rosa resident, Levani Dominiko, after he left in his vehicle from the 8900 block of Oakfield Ln, Windsor. Detectives found promethazine/codeine syrup in Levani’s vehicle.

Detectives then executed the service of a search warrant in the 8900 block of Oakfield Ln, Windsor. Detectives contacted 30-year-old Santa Rosa resident, Jonathan Armijo, and learned he had an outstanding warrant for his arrest out of Sonoma County. Detectives searched the residence, pursuant to a search warrant, and located approximately 9 ounces of suspected cocaine, approximately 150 suspected fentanyl pills, and three firearms, which were reported stolen out of Napa County. Additionally, detectives located approximately $10,000.00 in US currency.

There are two young children that live with Simione and had access to the suspected fentanyl pills and cocaine. If a young child accidentally ingested suspected fentanyl and/or cocaine, it would likely result in great bodily injury or death. CPS was notified and the children were picked up from the scene by a family member.

Simione was arrested and booked into the Sonoma County jail for the following violations:

• 11351 H&S – Possession of a Narcotic for Sale.
• 11352 H&S – Transportation of a Narcotic for Sale.
• 273a(a) PC – Child Endangerment.

• Outstanding warrants.
• 496(a) PC – Possession of the stolen firearms.
• 29800(a)(1) PC – Felon in Possession of a Firearm.
• 30305(a)(1) PC – Felon in Possession of Ammunition.

• 11350 H&S – Possession of a Narcotic.