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Three Charged With Fentanyl Trafficking After Warrant Served On Fowler Avenue
July 25, 2025
Three Escambia County residents were arrested for fentanyl trafficking, and state and federal agents served a warrant on Fowler Avenue.
Austin Mitchell Chapman, 30, Laurie Ann Chapman, 53, and Amber Lynn Adams, 32, were each charged with trafficking fentanyl and related offenses. Laurie Chapman was also charged with maintaining a structure for drug activity.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Major Drug Squad and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) served a felony arrest warrant for Laurie Chapman in the 8700 block of Fowler Avenue, just a few blocks behind Lowe’s and Home Depot on Nine Mile Road, in support of an ongoing fentanyl trafficking investigation. FDLE said they also held arrest warrants for Adams and Austin Chapman, who were known to frequent the address.
FDLE reported locating 11.77 grams of suspected fentanyl in the home.
Austin Chapman and Adams remained in the Escambia County Jail without bond, while Laurie Chapman was jailed on a $125,500 bond.
Pictured top: (L-R) Austin Chapman, Laurie Chapman, and Amber Adams. Pictured inset: FDLE reported finding 11.77 grams of suspected fentanyl in Laurie Chapman’s residence on Fowler Avenue.
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6 Responses to “Three Charged With Fentanyl Trafficking After Warrant Served On Fowler Avenue”
Wow this happened like right by my house last week
Our LEOs picks up the trash, our lazy prosecutors and weak judges let go.
SAD!
FOUND A DEAD HOMELESS MAN TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF HERE LAST FALL. Died from fentanyl.
Too bad they cant pen this on them. Never saw much news on the guys death.found in the road as if dumped out
Get this trash off the streets! 53 years old and playing this murderous game? Put her away for life along with her son! Nice job ECSO hopefully saving some lives.
Death penalty comes to mind. These people were in the killing business and none of them appear to care. Thank you to our great Law Enforcement!
Great job law enforcement! Get them and their drugs off our streets!