Detectives in California seized over $1 million in various hallucinogens and other illicit narcotics from a residential home that was also operating as a drug lab, authorities said Tuesday.

Investigators executed a search warrant at a residence in Oildale, located just north of Bakersfield, on Thursday and discovered nearly 23 pounds of the hallucinogen dimethyltryptamine (DMT), worth an estimated street value of $1,040,568, the Kern County Sheriff’s Office said.

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The agency's High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Task Force also seized just over three pounds of Psilocybin mushrooms worth about $13,880, LSD tabs and vials of liquid LSD worth $3,900, and 10 pounds of marijuana with an estimated worth of $10,000.

A loaded firearm, currency consistent with narcotics sales and small amounts of methamphetamine and cocaine were also found at the scene, the sheriff’s office said.

Detectives in California seized over $1 million in various hallucinogenic drugs and other illicit narcotics from a residential home that was also operating as a drug lab, authorities said. (Kern County Sheriff's Office)

David Jackson, 42, was arrested after investigators determined he had been maintaining the residence for narcotics sales and the operation of a DMT extraction lab, according to the sheriff’s office.

Detectives said Jackson was living at the residence with his two children, ages 9 and 8. Child Protective Services took custody of the children due to poor living conditions, the presence of dangerous chemicals and the drug extraction lab inside the residence.

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Jackson was booked into the county’s Central Receiving Facility on numerous charges, including child endangerment, manufacturing a controlled substance and maintaining a residence for narcotics sales.