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Yahoo
a day ago
- Yahoo
Georgetown County traffic stop leads to large drug seizure, authorities say
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — A Myrtle Beach man was arrested Friday afternoon after a traffic stop on Highway 17 led authorities to a large drug seizure, the Georgetown County Sheriff's Office said. Chasen Davis was charged with possession with intent to distribute narcotics multiple times and remains in custody at the Georgetown County Detention Center. During a traffic stop near Wachesaw Road, deputies noticed a strong marijuana odor coming from the car. A search yielded 2.75 pounds of marijuana, 42 THC vapes, 9.82 grams of cocaine, 1.02 grams of ketamine, 19.44 grams of mushrooms, 13 doses of hydrocodone, 11 does of Oxycodone, 38 does of clonazepam and $3,330 in cash. * * * Adam Benson joined the News13 digital team in January 2024. He is a veteran South Carolina reporter with previous stops at the Greenwood Index-Journal, Post & Courier and The Sun News in Myrtle Beach. Adam is a Boston native and University of Utah graduate. Follow Adam on X, formerly Twitter, at @AdamNewshound12. See more of his work here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Time of India
a day ago
- Time of India
Airport rule change: Don't carry these medicines in your handbag or risk getting stopped
Normally, passengers are allowed to carry essential items like medication in their cabin baggage. However, this will no longer be the case on flights bound for Dubai. Not all types of medicines are permitted. As per the new regulations, only approved medications and items will be allowed on board. So, if you are about to travel to Dubai, this is something crucial that you might need to know that could affect your travel planning. What has changed? So far, passengers have been permitted to carry essential medicines and personal items in their cabin bags without much trouble. New rules specifically for passengers traveling to Dubai have changed the list of allowed items. Items forbidden in cabin bags or checked in baggage 1. Narcotics and drugs Cocaine, heroin, and opium Dizziness medications and Poppy seeds 2. Food and wildlife products Betel nut and certain herbs Ivory or rhino horn products Three-layer fishing nets 3. Books and artifacts Oil paintings, photos ,books and certain types of printed works Stone sculptures and religious artifacts 4. Other prohibited items Counterfeit money Self-prepared food Things permitted with permission or fee Certain prohibited items can still be brought, provided the passenger has received advance permission or is prepared to pay the fee. These are: Fertilizers and plants Medical devices and certain medicines Cosmetics and personal care items (limited amount) Wireless communication tools Alcoholic drinks, e-cigarettes, and electronic hookahs Medicines under strict ban Several prescription and over-the-counter medicines have now been blacklisted for carrying during air travel to Dubai. Below is a list of prohibited medicines: Betamethadol Alpha-methylfentanyl Cannabis Codoxime Fentanyl Poppy Straw Concentrate Methadone Oxycodone Trimeperidine Cathinone Codeine Amphetamine Preparing before your trave Double-check your hand baggage as well as check-in baggage for any of the items mentioned on the banned list before you go to the airport. So before you go pack your bags for Dubai, be sure you're packing light but also packing right.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Yahoo
Woman in Hartselle charged with prescription fraud after incident at Kroger pharmacy
Jun. 6—A woman was arrested on Tuesday and charged with obtaining a controlled substance by fraud after she allegedly gave two prescriptions to a pharmacy in Hartselle under a different name, according to an affidavit signed by a Hartselle police lieutenant. Dorian Jada Brazley, 28, was transported by Hartselle police to Morgan County Jail and held in lieu of $50,000 bail. Jail records show her still in custody as of Wednesday morning. According to the affidavit, at approximately 5:43 p.m. on Tuesday, a pharmacy technician at Kroger took possession of two prescriptions presented by Brazley. "Brazley claimed the prescriptions were for her cousin, identified on the prescription forms as Jaylen T. Moore," the affidavit said. The prescriptions were for 30 mg of Oxycodone and Lubiprostone 24 mcg capsules, which is a laxative used for chronic constipation. The technician and pharmacist became suspicious because of the unusual formatting and presentation of the prescriptions that were inconsistent with typical prescriptions issued by this specific doctor, who the affidavit identified as a family physician in Decatur. After calling the doctor's office, the affidavit said the pharmacist was informed the prescriptions were forgeries and they called the Hartselle police department. "While law enforcement was en route, the suspect departed the location but returned at approximately 7:30 p.m. to inquire about picking up the prescriptions," the affidavit said. Officers were then called again and arrived on scene to detain Brazley and transported her to the Hartselle police department to speak with investigators. — or 256-340-2442.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Yahoo
Alleged Baton Rouge drug dealer arrested after investigation
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — A man was arrested after a drug bust in Baton Rouge on Wednesday. According to the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office, deputies conducted a multimonth investigation into a suspected drug dealer, Johnny Richardson, 38. During the investigation, agents were able to identify a location in the 4900 block of Mobile Drive that is believed to be associated with Richardson's alleged narcotics operation. Agents managed to purchase crystal meth from Richardson. EBRSO noted that Richardson left the home before the purchase and returned immediately after. A search warrant was granted for Richardson's home and vehicle. On Wednesday, deputies conducted a traffic stop of his vehicle. After searching the home and vehicle, investigators seized the following: 6.13 ounces of crystal meth 5.8 grams of powder fentanyl (58 lethal doses) 4.5 pounds of THC edibles 29.8 grams of marijuana 159.5 dosages units of Amphetamine pills 122 dosage units of Alprazolam pills 5 dosage units of Oxycodone pills 1 dosage unit of Triazolam digital scale box of plastic bags money counter $11,302 Richardson was arrested and booked into the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on charges of: two counts of possession with the intent to distribute Schedule I drugs six counts of possession with the intent to distribute Schedule II drugs two counts of possession with the intent to distribute Schedule IV drugs two counts of controlled dangerous substance in the presence of a juvenile possession of drug paraphernalia Richardson was convicted of unrelated drug charges in 2018. Louisiana bill on Baton Rouge blight moves forward More people speak out against Clinton tax preparer accused of fraud AI may cut drug discovery time, says scientific software leader Keeping pets safe in the summer heat: Local experts share tips May Street closures in effect, Baton Rouge residents concerned with traffic congestion Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
5 days ago
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Sheriff: Nearly a dozen gang members tied to multiple shootings arrested in Baton Rouge drug bust, 1 at-large
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Nearly one dozen people allegedly tied to a gang in Baton Rouge have been arrested after a multi-agency investigation that spanned two months. The East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office (EBRSO) says during April and May 2025, its Gang Intelligence and Enforcement Unit started an extensive investigation into a criminal street gang known as the 'Vultures.' According to EBRSO, members of the 'Vultures' are suspected of being responsible for numerous shootings in and around the Baton Rouge area. Coroner identifies man killed in Baton Rouge shooting Agents identified several members and several associates of the group, collecting hundreds of hours of surveillance on the gang. Authorities then determined that the gang was involved in a large-scale marijuana distribution operation. While under investigation, members of the gang were involved in a police chase in Texas. During the chase, the sheriff's office says the gang members threw a pistol that had a machine gun conversion device, called a 'switch,' out of the window. Other gang members were able to retrieve the gun but were stopped and arrested once they arrived back in Baton Rouge. Four members were arrested in connection with the incident and later released on bond. Deputies identified 11 residences that the gang used to facilitate their marijuana trafficking operation. Agents secured search warrants for the locations, as well as several banks used by the gang to hide their money. On June 2, 2025, with help from multiple divisions and agencies, agents executed warrants at the following locations: 3rd Street Hammond Manor Drive Apartment Court Joor Road 68th Avenue Stoneview Avenue 73rd Avenue (P&P Compliance Check) Pasadena Drive (P&P Compliance Check) Grand Settlement Boulevard Lockhaven Avenue La Margie Avenue In addition, Louisiana Probation and Parole performed compliance checks at two gang member residences. The following items, including drugs, guns, and cash, were seized, and several arrests were made as a result of the multi-agency investigation: 36.14 pounds of marijuana 78 dosage units of Tramadol 32 dosage units of amphetamine 15 dosage units of Lorazepam 1 dosage unit of Alprazolam 1 dosage unit of Oxycodone Digital scales $44,648 in currency Seized Firearms Springfield Armory 9mm handgun Glock 19 9mm handgun S&W 5.56 rifle Glock 31 .357 magnum handgun (3) Taurus 9mm handguns Glock 23 .40 caliber handgun Glock 26 9mm handgun Davis Industries .380 handgun SAR 9mm handgun S&W 9mm handgun S&W .38 special revolver (3) Palmetto Arms 5.56 rifles Glock MCD (fully automatic switch) Broderick Butler, 25 Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics (Affidavit Warrant) PWITD Schedule I Narcotics Possession of Schedule II Narcotics Resisting an Officer Criminal Street Gang Money Laundering Tampering and Fabricating (Felony warrant, Texas) Prohibited Weapon (Felony warrant, Texas) Cornell Brown, 24 Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics (Affidavit Warrant) PWITD Schedule I Narcotics Illegal Carrying of a Firearm with Drugs Illegal Use of a Machine Gun Criminal Street Gang Tampering and Fabricating (Felony warrant, Texas) Prohibited Weapon (Felony warrant, Texas) Delton Joseph, 25 Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics (Affidavit Warrant) Violation of a Protective Order (Affidavit Warrant) Illegal Possession of a Firearm by Person Convicted of Domestic Abuse Battery (Affidavit Warrant) PWITD Schedule I Narcotics Illegal Carrying of a Firearm with Drugs Resisting an Officer Criminal Street Gang Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Tampering and Fabricating (Felony warrant, Texas) Prohibited Weapon (Felony warrant, Texas) Xavier Lewis, 28 Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics (Affidavit Warrant) PWITD Schedule I Narcotics Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Criminal Street Gang Reco Andrews, 47 *At-Large* Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics (Affidavit Warrant) Criminal Street Gang Chandris Ferguson, 45 Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics (Affidavit Warrant) PWITD Schedule I Narcotics Illegal Carrying of a Firearm with Drugs Criminal Street Gang Gervea Ferguson, 27 *Already in East Baton Rouge Parish Prison* Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics (Affidavit Warrant) Larry Hardesty, 23 Conspiracy to Distribute Schedule I Narcotics PWITD Schedule I Narcotics Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Criminal Street Gang Resisting an Officer Valmie Brown, 59 PWITD Schedule I Narcotics PWITD Schedule II Narcotics PWITD Schedule IV Narcotics (2 counts) Illegal Carrying of a Firearm with Drugs Arionne Tackno, 23 PWITD Schedule I Narcotics PWITD Schedule II Narcotics PWITD Schedule IV Narcotics (2 counts) Delvin Andrews, 23 PWITD Counterfeit Drugs Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Jamaya Edwards, 19 PWITD Schedule I Narcotics Possession of Drug Paraphernalia Keondre Young, 22 Illegal Carrying of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon Keymond Sandford, 25 *In West Baton Rouge Jail* Tampering and Fabricating (Felony warrant, Texas) Prohibited Weapon (Felony warrant, Texas) 'Disgusting abomination': Elon Musk tears into Trump megabill Judge extends pause of order invalidating Trump's tariffs Man tried to get witness against him deported by writing letters threatening Trump: Prosecutors Trump DOJ reviewing Biden pardons Gov. 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