Butts County Sheriff’s Office deputies seized more than two pounds of methamphetamine Wednesday during the arrest of a Forest Park man who led deputies on a brief vehicle pursuit.
Two of four suspects in the shooting death of Williams Trawick, 18, of Jackson on Feb. 16 have been arrested, and Butts County Sheriff’s investigators have their sights set on
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90 arrests in big Georgia meth bust
Authorities say around 90 arrests are expected in the end of a methamphetamine drug investigation.
JACKSON, Ga. - A big drug investigation that law enforcement dubbed Crystal Web in 12 Georgia counties that targeted methamphetamines was expected to end with more than 90 arrests.
Butts County Sheriff Gary Long said this meth network was dealing about 22 pounds of methamphetamines a week. He called it a large operation and believed law enforcement had dismantled it from the top down.
Sheriff Gary Long of Butts County
The roundup of suspects started early Friday morning and continued late in the afternoon. More than 90 suspects in both Butts and Spalding Counties.
MACON â Two women arrested in possession of more than 23 kilos of methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Interstate 75 have pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and are both facing a maximum 20 years in prison for their crimes, Peter D. Leary, the acting U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia, said in a news release.
Tiffany S. Crawford, aka âPie,â 42, of Canton, pleaded guilty to one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine on Dec. 16, before U.S. District Judge Tilman E. âTrippâ Self III. Co-defendant, Ariana C. Matthews, 23, from Troy, Mich., pleaded guilty to one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine on Dec. 15, also before Judge Self. Both defendants face a maximum 20 years imprisonment, to be followed by three years of supervised release, and a maximum fine of $1 million. Sentencing is scheduled for March 2.