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Eight Arrested, Most On Drug Charges, During Atmore Traffic Crackdown
February 27, 2019
A traffic crackdown in Atmore netted eight arrests.
The Atmore Police Department and the Escambia County (AL) Sheriff’s Office conducted a one-day citywide traffic enforcement detail last Friday.
Police reported the following arrests:
- Joshua Hall- trafficking codeine, marijuana 1st, possession of controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia
- Roy Sanders – warrant from Baldwin County
- Frank Gulley – two warrants through Escambia County (AL)
- Aaron Lambeth – trafficking methamphetamine
- Jerrell Johnson – possession of controlled substance (meth), possession of drug paraphernalia
- Bethany Brooke Dumas – possession of controlled substance (meth), possession of drug paraphernalia
- William K. Cheeks – possession of controlled substance (kratom)
Christopher Moore – possession of marijuana
Additional officers on the streets of Atmore also performed numerous traffic stops for speeding, equipment violations and other moving violations.
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8 Responses to “Eight Arrested, Most On Drug Charges, During Atmore Traffic Crackdown”
It has to suck to be on the losing side in the war on marijuana. Never have the DEA and the police made the slightest dent in the war. Time to smoke a bowl…because I can. Again, I feel sorry for the police who spend their entire careers on the losing side in a tyrannical war against the people. As for the federal laws, the states have shown when the feds pass bad laws, We the People ignore those bad laws. And the feds have to just accept it, because they are already so used to losing.
The efforts of law enforcement while certainly appreciated will be for nothing, as these scumbags will be back on the street before their arrest records are updated and filed.
Sheriff Jackson is a welcomed LEO!!!!!!!!!!!!! We live in Florida,close to the Alabama line and are very excited about how much good he is going to do for Escambia County,Alabama!!!! When we first saw him,we felt deeply that he is exactly what the county needed!!!!! Praying for him!!!!!!!
A Alex:
Kratom is illegal in Alabama.
Kratom??? Store on Creighton Ave has a sign in front selling Kratom here in Pensacola. Must be more to her arrest than Kratom
Look at these beauties! Good job Law Enforcement. Got a long ways to go to get all this trash off the streets.
Impressive work by Atmore PD and our new sheriff, Heath Jackson, for doing an outstanding job in arresting these criminals. Maybe the suspects they can receive the help they need.
Atmore Police Department — YOU ROCK.
Thank you for getting these individuals off the streets.
Traffic Stops must be like Gump’s “Box of Chocolates” you never know what you’ll find.
Please be careful out there, we need your help.