PRESS RELEASE – Detectives executed a search warrant at 35 Ward Street on December 3rd to investigate a possible Firearm by Felon violation. During that search, investigators located only air rifles, and no firearms were found. However, a small plastic bag containing a crystalline substance was discovered inside the residence.
A third search warrant was obtained to collect the suspected narcotics. The substance was then tested using TrueNarc, returning a positive result for methamphetamine.
As a result of the investigation, the homeowner, Rebecca Ann Crisp, was arrested and charged with:
• Possession with intent to manufacture, Sell or Deliver Schedule 2 Controlled Substance
Magistrate Brian Farley issued a $100,000 bond
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Sheriff Brad Hoxit appreciates the hard work and professionalism of the Deputies and Detectives involved. These thorough, step-by-step efforts highlight our team’s dedication to conducting legal, ethical investigations and keeping our community safe. The Sheriff also thanks the community for its continued trust and support.
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