Two charged after drugs found in children's bedroom in Gwinnett
Gwinnett County officers searching a home near Norcross on Nov. 4 found cocaine in a children's bedroom. Two adults who lived there were charged with reckless conduct, with one also facing drug-distribution and gun charges including marijuana and THC vape pens.
🇺🇸 Home on Jimmy Carter Boulevard near Norcross, Gwinnett County · Georgia, United States
Two adults who lived with two children near Norcross face charges after officers
found cocaine in the children’s bedroom.[1]Paris Taylor, 34, is charged with
reckless conduct over drugs allegedly kept easily accessible to her underage
daughters.[1]Collin Spencer, 45, faces the same reckless-conduct charge plus
felony counts of possessing cocaine, ecstasy, marijuana and THC vape pens with
intent to distribute.[1]Spencer is also charged with possessing a stolen 9mm
Ruger pistol and with possessing a gun as a convicted felon.[1]A judge denied
Spencer bond on the cocaine, ecstasy, THC and gun charges.[1]
Officers searched the home on Jimmy Carter Boulevard on Nov. 4 as part of a drug
investigation that started in October.[1]Gwinnett County police called
finding drugs or controlled substances in a children’s bedroom uncommon and an
anomaly.[1]
Police said keeping narcotics in close proximity to juveniles is reckless and
puts children in danger.[1]
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Charged
2
Agency
Gwinnett County Police
Agency type
Police
Setting
Home
Charges
reckless conduct; possessing cocaine, ecstasy, marijuana and THC vape pens with intent to distribute; possessing a stolen 9mm Ruger pistol and possessing a gun as a convicted felon
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