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Collin Jeffrey Degenhardt, 27, Bargersville – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony.

Scott Daniel Davis, 39, Franklin – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony (2 counts) Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 5 Felony.

Cubel, 33, Greenwood – (Aiding) Dealing in a Schedule III Controlled Substance, Level 6 Felony

William Bruce Connor, 52, Indianapolis – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 3 Felony (2 counts).

Lizabeth Joy Clark, 39, Camby – (Aiding) Dealing Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony.

Chaney, 19, Whiteland – (Aiding) Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony

Anna Colleen Carver, 22, Whiteland – (Aiding) Dealing in Marijuana, Class A Misdemeanor.

Tanner Buskirk, 19, Indianapolis – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony.

Brown, 32, New Whiteland – Dealing in a Schedule II Controlled Substance, Level 6 Felony Branham, 23, Indianapolis – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 3 Felony (2 counts)

Justin Earl Bowling, 35, Whiteland- Dealing in Marijuana, Class A Misdemeanor.

Alstott, 35, Franklin – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony (2 counts)

Robert Allen Allison, 50, Edinburgh – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony.

Keegan Kyle Alexander, 28, Mooresville – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony (2 counts).

Amber Michelle Adams, 35, Bargersville – Dealing in a Schedule III Controlled Substance, Level 6 Felony.

Bradley Boyd Adair, 37, Edinburgh – Dealing in Methamphetamine, Level 4 Felony.

However, we will not turn on the no vacancy sign for individuals such as this.”Īuthorities say more warrant sweeps like this one are likely in the future. “Keep in mind, Johnson County is a crowded jail already. But Cox said he and his staff had been preparing for the warrant sweep by acquiring temporary beds and other needed materials. Johnson County Sheriff estimated that the influx of arrested suspects will push the jail occupancy up to roughly 450 inmates. “We like to make this a very public event so that the message gets out to those people that if you’re even thinking of coming to Johnson County, we don’t want you here and we’re not going to treat you very nicely when you get here,” Cooper said.

The warrant sweep did not focus on drug users or addicts, but targeted suspected dealers who make money selling illegal drugs in the county. In the last four years, Cooper said law enforcement agencies have made more than 800 undercover drug buys from suspected dealers and have arrested about 700 suspected dealers.Īs with previous “drug roundups,” Wednesday’s operation was aimed at the supply side of illegal drug activity. The Johnson County Prosecutor’s Office reviewed the cases, resulting in the arrest warrants. The arrests followed a months-long investigation involving the Franklin Police Department’s Special Investigations Unit and the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office Investigations unit. “Mostly if you’re dealing methamphetamine, you don’t live to 72.” The oldest suspect arrested was 72-year-old Clyde Whitecotton, of Greenwood. One juvenile was arrested, while most suspects were in their 20s and 30s. The list of suspects also included a wide age range. 18 of the 63 suspects are women, and 18 are from outside Johnson County. “But I would say that’s due to the efforts of being proactive.”Ĭooper said 43 of the warrants included charges related to dealing methamphetamine, which is different than a similar sweep in March which included more heroin charges. “63 is a big number, right on the heels of 43,” said Franklin Police Chief, Tim O’Sullivan. The roundup is the larger than previous warrant sweeps over the last couple years in Johnson County. Marshals Service.Īs of Wednesday evening, 49 of the 63 suspects had been found and arrested. Police also arrested an additional four people they found with outstanding warrants, which were not included in the original list of 63. Officers from multiple departments served warrants Wednesday, including the Franklin Police Department, Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, Indiana State Police, Edinburgh Police Department, Bargersville Police Department, New Whiteland Police Department and the U.S.

“We don’t want you here, if you come here we’re going to arrest you and put you in prison.” “We want to send a message to any drug dealer from anywhere else, stay the hell out of Johnson County,” said Prosecutor Brad Cooper. – Authorities in Johnson County issued 63 arrest warrants as part of a wide-ranging investigation into drug dealing in the area.

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