| Equipment recovered, drugs seized By SUE WATSON Staff Writer  | Photo by Sue Watson
Successful investigation
Marshall
County Sheriff’s Department personnel pictured with recovered equipment
are (from left) Falando Marion, Gary Byrd, Kelly McMillen, Sheriff
Kenny Dickerson, Tammy Thompson and Eddie Thompson. |
Investigators
recovered approximately a quarter million dollars worth of large
equipment and seized about 16 pounds of marijuana at a residence near
Waterford last week, sheriff Kenny Dickerson said. The
investigation was led by the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office with
assistance from the Tennessee and Mississippi Auto/Cargo Task Force,
and the Tri-County Narcotics Task Force. One
subject was arrested and charged with possession of stolen property and
that subject and a second man with a Potts Camp address were charged
with possession of marijuana with intent to sell, he said. The
stolen items, including a backhoe, a skid steer, numerous ATVs, a
tractor, a heavy duty truck, a bushhog, disk, generator, and trailers,
were recovered. They belonged to Hardeman, Tippah and Tate counties and
to several private individuals from Hardeman County, Tenn., and Ripley,
Dickerson said. Fredrick J. Johnson, 37, of 3487
Old Highway 4 South, was arrested and charged with several counts of
possession and receiving stolen property and with possession of
marijuana with intent to sell, Dickerson said. Johnson remained in the
Marshall County jail Tuesday. Stephen Roanelle
Simon, 23, of 653 Jeffries Road, Potts Camp, was arrested and charged
with possession of marijuana with intent to sell and has since been
released on $20,000 bond. The marijuana was seized at the residence and from a vehicle at the residence on Highway 7 South.  | Photos by Sue Watson
Guns, marijuana, more
Marshall County
Sheriff Kenny Dickerson is pictured with guns and drugs seized during
an investigation last week that led authorities to a residence on
Highway 7 South. |  | | Stolen four-wheeler which was recovered. Two arrests were made, and the case remains under investigation. |
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