Five people have been arrested by the Lake Cumberland Area Drug Task 
Force in connection with an investigation into illegal drug activity.
    Nathan Norris, 31, of College Street, was charged with trafficking 
in a controlled substance first degree (morphine) and trafficking in 
a controlled substance first degree (Hydrocodone).
    Clyde, better known as Jeff Foust, 47, of Homestead Lane, was 
charged with trafficking in a controlled substance first degree 
(Hydrocodone) and trafficking in a controlled substance first degree 
(Oxycodone).
    Latisha Foust was arrested for trafficking in suboxone.
    Shawn Peavie, 44, was charged with two counts of trafficking in a 
controlled substance first degree (Oxycodone).
    Sandy Perkins, 49, was charged with two counts of trafficking in a 
controlled substance first degree (Oxycodone).
    These arrests stem from a lengthy ongoing investigation into the 
sale and distribution of illegal narcotics in Wayne County. The 
investigations were headed by the Lake Cumberland Area Drug Task 
Force, who was assisted by detectives with Kentucky State Police, the 
Monticello Police Department, the Kentucky State Police Criminal 
Intelligence Analysis section, the Wayne County Attorney's Office and 
the Commonwealth Attorney's Office.
    More arrests are anticipated as part of this investigation.
    The Lake Cumberland Area Drug Task Force urges anyone with 
information about illegal drug activity to call their office and 

leave an anonymous tip at (606) 679-5034.

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