A traffic stop by the Christian County Sheriff’s Office Wednesday night led to the arrest of three people for methamphetamine trafficking.
Deputy Charles Fiscella and Sgt. Brandon Myers stopped a vehicle driven by 26-year old Travis Lee Camplin of St. Charles for going 73 mph in a 55 mph zone near Cerulean-Princeton Road and Princeton Road.
A news release says K9 “Hammer” alerted on the vehicle and a search allegedly revealed 43 grams of meth, digital scales and a 9 mm handgun.
Camplin and his passengers, 29-year old Tanna Dunlap of Madisonville and 22-year old Aaron Joe Sisk of Bowling Green, were all arrested for trafficking in meth and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Travis Camplin
A traffic stop on Cerulean-Princeton Road in Christian County led to drug charges against two Hopkins County residents and a Warren County resident Wednesday night.
Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say Sgt. Brandon Myers and Investigator Charlie Fiscella stopped 26-year-old Travis Camplin, of St. Charles, for going 18 mph over the speed limit near the intersection of Princeton Road. A Hi-Point 9mm handgun along with 43 grams of suspected meth and a digital scale were reportedly found after a law enforcement K9 alerted on the vehicle.
Camplin along with his two passengers 29-year-old Tanna Dunlap, of Madisonville, and 22-year-old Aaron Sisk, of Bowling Green, were charged with trafficking meth. Camplin was also charged with speeding and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon.