Police: Pill 'warehouse' found at daycare NEW YORK, April 12 (UPI) -- A daycare center in a New York apartment served as a "warehouse" for thousands of illegal pills for an alleged drug ring, a prosecutor said. A federal criminal complaint said several thousand pills were found at the Bronx apartment in a closet "several feet away" from children's toys near what was believed to be the part of the home used as a daycare center, The New York Times reported. Ingrid Navedo, 44, who operated a daycare center at the apartment, was arrested along with five other Bronx residents, authorities said Wednesday. Drug Enforcement Administration agents said they seized about 122,000 pills at the apartment and three other locations in the Bronx. Authorities said the suspects allegedly collaborated since October 2011 in sending drugs including Ecstasy, Percocet, Viagra and Xanax across the United States. "As alleged, these six defendants operated a veritable pill mill," said Preet Bharara, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. The charged conduct was especially dangerous, as the defendants potentially victimized young children whose unsuspecting parents sent them to a daycare center that allegedly doubled as a warehouse for thousands of their illegal pills. Navedo and three others -- Rafael Alfonso Vargas, 24, Dorkis Gonzalez, 20, and Doris Guerrero, 47 -- were charged with one count each of conspiracy to violate U.S. narcotics laws. Two others -- a second Rafael Vargas, 51, and his son, Rafael Vargas-Taveras, 21 -- were charged with the same count as well as an additional charge of distribution and possession with intent to distribute Oxycodone.