14 named in Morgan County drug ring indictment

A federal grand jury indicted 14 people on a 34-count indictment in connection with an alleged methcathinone ring in Morgan County, according to U.S. Attorney James R. Deadrick. Morgan County Sheriff Dennis Ledbetter said, “This group is responsible for putting a lot of dope into Morgan County. We want to make sure they get locked up for as long as possible.” The Indicted, alphabetically by last name: - Eddie E. Aslinger, 51, of Lansing, Tennessee - Michael Carroll, a/k/a Mickey Carroll, Michael Herrell, Bo-bo, 41, of Oliver Springs, Tennessee - David Chamblee, a/k/a David James Chamblee, Jr., 23, of Oliver Springs, Tennessee - Tiffany Crass, 21, of Oak Ridge, Tennessee - Brandon Martin, a/k/a Brandon Scoot Martin, 29, of Oliver Springs, Tennessee - Danny Lee Monday, 44, of Oliver Springs, Tennessee - Lisa Orme, a/k/a Lisa Dudas, 38, of Coalfield, Tennessee -Deborah Phillips, a/k/a Debbie, Deborah Braden, Deborah Crabtree, Deborah C. Daugherty, 53, of Oliver Springs, Tennessee - Frances Richardson, a/k/a Frances M. Phillips, 40, of Coalfield, Tennessee - Natasha Richardson, a/k/a Tasha, 22, of Oliver Springs, Tennessee - Mary Roberts, a/k/a Mary Carroll 33, of Sunbright, Tennessee - Nerisa Rogers, a/k/a Nerisa Jane Aslinger, Nerisa Phillips, 30, of Briceville, Tennessee - Elizabeth Scisco, 24, of Oak Ridge, Tennessee - Deadrea Wilson, a/k/a Dee-dee, Deadra Candice Martin, 28, of Harriman, Tennessee.