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10 Arrested During Undercover Drug Sweep
May 11, 2016
The Escambia County (AL) Sheriff’s Office arrested 10 people during an undercover drug operation during the past two weeks. Two more people are still wanted on outstanding warrants.
The following individuals were arrested:
- Heather Jordan Black, 34, of Century, promoting prison contraband and possession of a controlled substance (Xanax). Released on a $15,000 bond.
- Amanda Jay, 29, of Atmore, possession and distribution of methamphetamine. Released on a $100,000 bond.
- James Roger Jay, 50, of Atmore, possession and distribution of methamphetamine. Released on a $100,000 bond.
- Justin Ulrich, 37, of Atmore, possession and distribution of methamphetamine. He remains in the Escambia County (AL) Detention Center on a $105,000 bond.
- T.J. Jarrell, 25, of Atmore, conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and attempting to distribute methamphetamine. Released on a $100,000 bond. However ie is currently being sought for bond revocation.
- Brandon Jarrell, 22, of Atmore, conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and attempting to distribute methamphetamine. Released on a $100,000 bond.
- Daren “D.J.” Knighten, 25, of Atmore, possession and distribution of methamphetamine. Released on a $50,000 bond.
- Wilma Alana Jackson, 40, possession of drug paraphernalia, two counts of possession of a controlled substance (meth and hydrocodone) and possession of marijuana II. Released on a $5,000 bond.
- Stephen McCurdy, 48, possession of drug paraphernalia, two counts of possession of a controlled substance (meth and hydrocodone) and possession of marijuana II. Released on a $7,500 bond.
- Nicholas Phelps, 23, two counts of being a felon in possession of a firearm, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance (Spice). He remains in the Escambia County (AL) Detention Center without bond.
Deputies are still looking for Natasha Dandridge, 33, of Brewton, for possession of a controlled substance (MDMA or Ecstasy); and Carnell Dixon, 53, of Atmore for possession and distribution of Spice.
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14 Responses to “10 Arrested During Undercover Drug Sweep”
Meth sure does nothing for your looks.
When will these people ever learn? It seems like every week I’m seeing the same peoples mugshot.I pray these lost souls get the help they need and realize they’re not just hurting them self’s but their families also.I hope none have children that has to watch helplessly as these horrible drugs take over their lives.
They were able to come up with over $40000.Probably all in cash that’s a lot of $20 dollar bills.
Actually they don’t look too bad. A hardcore meth head will be sporting sores & scars on their face, as I understand, the meth makes them “nervey”, where they get to scratching their face, which causes sores, which they pick at, which causes scarring & more sores, on & on, until they either kick the meth habit or die.
Let this be a lesson to all of you who have not yet embraced the grim reaper. Just look at there photos. Do you want to indulge in something that schreads you so bad that your appearance will look like these people ? Look at there photos.
Wow, party at the bailbondsman’s house tonight!
Dont judge so quickly because noone knows the truth but God and the ones involved. Unless your God dont be judging noone.
Isn’t it strange 1st time offenders get the same as people with long rap sheets?
Pitiful. They all look terrible, guess that’s what drugs do for you.
Hopefully they will change their ways.
@Pensacola Pete
Yes, that is pretty strange. They don’t look like the kind of folks to have $10k laying around, even for drug dealers. Now they really need to be surveilled as they’ll be trying to replace that money as well as hire attorneys etc.
David is correct. However youd think with that much cash on hand they would try to do good things with the money and stop risking arrest. I guess it just galls me because some people have to break their back to do what’s right and provide for their family and still have little. LEO must really be frustrated just seeing these people out already.
But I’m asking the good lord to show y’all the way
REGARDING:
“Apparently, crime DOES pay!”
Yes, quite often in the short run.
It is less likely to pay in the long run, but most criminals are just short-run thinkers.
David for far-sight and foresight
It’s funny how some can get in and out of jail on the same charges a 100 times and you get some in there on a few charges and never been in there for drugs and they have to sit there it’s just a messes up system in Brewton Al
Four released on $100,00 bond each? Apparently, crime DOES pay!