Published: December 30, 2008 12:34 pm            

Lake Cumberland Area Drug Task Force announces felony indictment arrests

Monticello — During the past month, agents with the Lake Cumberland Area Drug Task Force (LCADTF) and local agencies executed December's indictments for the arrest of 15 individuals involving 27 felony drug trafficking cases in Wayne County.

These indictments were the result of undercover investigations over the past several months, conducted by the task force.

As of December 22, the LCADTF had filed over 92 drug trafficking cases in Monticello and Wayne County this year.

The majority of these cases are still pending indictments in both circuit and federal courts.

Following are the individuals arrested in December, along with the offenses they were charged with.

€ Douglas Barnes, cultivating marijuana over five plants

€ Shawn Boston, manufacturing methamphetamine second degree

€ Bethany Burnette, manufacturing methamphetamine first degree

€ James Catron, two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance first degree

€ Deloris Doss, trafficking in a controlled substance first degree and trafficking in a controlled substance second degree

€ Jeremiah Doss, trafficking in a controlled substance second degree

€ Tommy Hardwick, cultivating marijuana over five plants, and tampering with evidence

€ Nathan Norris, two counts of trafficking in a controlled substance second degree

€ William Norris, three counts of trafficking in a controlled substance first degree, three counts of trafficking in a controlled substance second degree, trafficking in marijuana and illegal sale of alcohol

€ Charles Odquist, trafficking in marijuana over eight ounces and less than five pounds



€ Susan Odquist, trafficking in marijuana over eight ounces and less than five pounds, trafficking in a controlled substance first degree and trafficking in a controlled substance second degree

€ Clara Preat, cultivating marijuana over five plants

€ Glenn Taylor, cultivating marijuana over five plants

€ Lillie Vaughn, cultivating marijuana over five plants

€ Michael Wesley, cultivating marijuana over five plants

        

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