In a significant joint operation, the Clay County North Carolina Sheriff’s Office and Towns County Sheriff’s Office orchestrated a meticulous effort resulting in the arrest of individuals implicated in an alleged drug supply network. The focal point of this investigation was a residence situated on Byron Road in Young Harris, Georgia.
On February 7, law enforcement maintained a vigilant watch as a vehicle departed from the Georgia residence, traversing into North Carolina.
The vehicle was intercepted, leading to the apprehension of five individuals: Brianna Jean Turner (27), Sandra Gail Dragoo (68), Stacie Sabrina Graves (51), Daniel Scott Turner (27), and Tosha Savannah Eller (31), all residents of Murphy and Hayesville, NC.
During the vehicle stop, investigators discovered a silver cup in possession of Brianna Jean Turner, containing what was suspected to be Fentanyl.
A subsequent search of the vehicle yielded a small plastic bag containing suspected Fentanyl. Although none claimed ownership, one individual admitted the substances originated from a Georgia residence.
All five were arrested and charged with Felony Possession of Fentanyl. A comprehensive search of the Georgia residence, owned by Gregory Thomas Breitenbach (44), revealed additional quantities of Fentanyl, leading to further charges.
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The Clay County Sheriff’s Office expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts with the Towns County Sheriff’s Office, underscoring the joint commitment to addressing cross-state drug-related challenges.
This joint operation between the Clay County North Carolina Sheriff’s Office and Towns County Sheriff’s Office underscores their collaborative commitment to combating the pervasive issue of illegal drug distribution that transcends state borders.
The successful apprehension of individuals involved in this alleged drug supply network serves as a powerful testament to the agencies’ unified efforts to curb the impact of illicit substances on communities spanning across state lines.
By working hand in hand, these law enforcement entities strive to create a formidable front against the detrimental influence of drug-related activities, fostering a safer and more secure environment for residents in both Clay County, North Carolina, and Towns County, Georgia.
