5 arrested for meth-making

Richmond police arrested five people Tuesday on methamphetamine manufacturing charges after investigating a report of a suspicious vehicle on Sizemore Drive.

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who was it.

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After a search of the passenger compartment and the trunk of the car uncovered Xanax pills, marijuana, methamphetamine precursors and paraphernalia, police arrested: Brittani J. Gregory, 20, of Lambert Road; Alonzo Edward Denny, 22, of Flat Gap Road; and Nicholas W. Gadd, 20, also of Flat Gap Road.

The three each were charged with manufacturing methamphetamine, third-degree possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia, Reardon said.

The arrests led Richmond narcotics detectives to execute a search warrant at an apartment in the 300 block of Turpin Drive, Reardon said, where they discovered methamphetamine precursors and a small quantity of the drug.

Police arrested the apartment resident, 30-year-old Heather Darlene Robinson, as well as Brandi Dawn Carroll, 32, of Jason Drive, who was present at the apartment. Both were charged with manufacturing methamphetamine.

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Didn't ya know if you clicked on Richmond Register, you coulda read the story? and for the on going informant thing people always wonder, if anyone is observant like in this story, it flat out says the arrest of the first three led to the arrest of the other 2, that means somebody snitched. I am well aware that drugs/meth is awful, but come on it's not being a good citizen to tell just because you get caught. If an innocent person sees a shit load of traffic at a neighbors house, cool call in, but just to save your own ass, that's weak.

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register wrote:

I am well aware that drugs/meth is awful, but come on it's not being a good citizen to tell just because you get caught. If an innocent person sees a shit load of traffic at a neighbors house, cool call in, but just to save your own ass, that's weak.

LOL WTF? That is some messed up logic. Let me rephrase what you just said:

"... it's not being a good citizen to report crimes just because you're caught"

Every CITIZEN should report crimes regardless of thier circumstances. If you choose to live in a certain society, and it has laws, you should follow them. End of story. If you don't like the current laws then you follow the procedures set up to have them changed or you go somewhere else.

Although, these people were arrested with drug making components. That usually gives them enough evidence to get a search warrant for thier homes as well to make sure there isn't a lab. So you're just assuming someone said something and that searching the home isn't just part of the normal "drug lab" procedures.

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It wasn't their home, my point was they are ok with criminal activity untill they get caught, they aren't trying to keep Richmond safe, it's a trade off, but when ppl who work, pay taxes & don't break any laws raise hell, it's very understandable to me. Well with the criminals if they cared so much why didn't they compose a list of other criminals before they get in trouble, they don't because they don't care, they only up info if it helps them.

[register]

Did you read the whole article it list the 3 ppls addresses, none of them lived on Turpin, and they where caught on Sizemore, so how do u figure the cops knew where to go look?

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oh have u all heard anything else

[Rebel]

u peolpe need to quit running ur mouths u don't know the truth u just know what u heard, or what the cops said.

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register wrote:

Didn't ya know if you clicked on Richmond Register, you coulda read the story? and for the on going informant thing people always wonder, if anyone is observant like in this story, it flat out says the arrest of the first three led to the arrest of the other 2, that means somebody snitched. I am well aware that drugs/meth is awful, but come on it's not being a good citizen to tell just because you get caught. If an innocent person sees a shit load of traffic at a neighbors house, cool call in, but just to save your own ass, that's weak.

Definitions for 'Every man for himself'
It's "every man for himself", then people are trying to save themselves from a difficult situation without trying to help anyone else.

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go figure!