Warrick County Drug Raid Nets 17 Arrests
Deputies arrested 17 people in connection with an illegal narcotics and firearm investigation. These arrests stem from a three-month long investigation into illegal drug trafficking in Warrick County. The Warrick County Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Indiana State Police and the Boonville Police Department.
Here is a list of the people arrested and charged.
Ronald D. Meredith (27), Boonville – Visiting a Common Nuisance
Randall Cockrum, (28), Boonville – Dealing Methamphetamine/Maintaining a Common Nuisance/Neglect of a Dependent Child
Justin M. Forbey (23) Boonville – Dealing Methamphetamine/Maintaining a Common Nuisance/Neglect of a Dependent Child
James M. Rice (55) Boonville – Maintaining a Common Nuisance/Dealing Marijuana/Possession of Methamphetamine
Brandon W. Embry (30) Chandler – Possession of a firearm by a Convicted Felon
George M. Rincon Jr. (22) Elberfeld – Visiting a Common Nuisance
Corbin M. Wira (22) Lynnville – Dealing Methamphetamine
Beth A. Young (37) Evansville – Possession of Methamphetamine
Dustin Billy Gene Miller (22) Boonville – Dealing Methamphetamine
Jamie M. Rice (26) Boonville – Maintaining a Common Nuisance/Dealing Marijuana/Possession of
Methamphetamine
Melissa R. Kirk (24) Newburgh – Dealing MethamphetamineVincent E. Vandyke (51) Newburgh – Dealing Methamphetamine/Maintaining a Common NuisanceBryce R. Blair (32) Boonville – Dealing Methamphetamine/Maintaining a Common NuisanceRobert E. Fleming (56) Boonville – Possession of Marijuana/Visiting a Common NuisanceMalinda D. Anderson (25) Boonville – Maintaining a Common Nuisance/Neglect of a Dependent ChildTerry A. Forbey (60) Boonville – Dealing
Methamphetamine/Maintaining a Common Nuisance/Neglect of a Dependent Child
Clint O’Bryan Pieper (26) Boonville – Dealing Methamphetamine
The Warrick County Sheriff’s Office is still searching for three other people in connection with the drug raid. The three people still wanted out of Warrick County include: Travis W. Waters (40 ) Boonville – Unlawful Possession of a Syringe, Mia M. Vandyke (49) Newburgh – Dealing Methamphetamine/Possession of Methamphetamine/ Maintaining a Common Nuisance, and Jake E. Decker (25) Evansville – Dealing in Methamphetamine
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