Five arrested at a West Jasper home as sheriff's deputies seize marijuana
Walker County sheriff's deputies arrested five people during a search-warrant raid on a home in West Jasper, Alabama, and said they seized methamphetamine, Suboxone and marijuana. The charges for the five ranged from drug-paraphernalia possession to outstanding warrants, and no marijuana quantity or court outcome was reported.
🇺🇸 West Jasper, Walker County, Alabama · Alabama, United States
Five people were arrested on the night of Thursday 6 February 2020 when the
Walker County Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at a home in West
Jasper, Alabama.[1]Deputies said they seized methamphetamine, Suboxone and
marijuana at the home.[1]
A 43-year-old Jasper woman was arrested for unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia.[1]A 53-year-old Jasper man was arrested for unlawful
possession of drug paraphernalia.[1]A 55-year-old Jasper man was arrested for
unlawful possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of drug
paraphernalia.[1]A 40-year-old Jasper man was held on outstanding warrants
for third-degree felony domestic violence and third-degree assault.[1]A
38-year-old Parrish woman was held on an outstanding failure-to-appear warrant
from the Jasper Police Department and also faced felony charges of unlawful
distribution of a controlled substance.[1]
Five people were arrested, a figure the sheriff’s office released through the
local ABC affiliate.[1]
Photos and video
Sheriff's office photo published with the arrests, captioned 'Sheriff: 5 arrested in Walker County; meth, pain pills, marijuana seized'. Photo: Walker County Sheriff's Office/ABC3340Photo details
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