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Police arrest 32 out of 50 suspects in drug warrant roundup

Jacob Burbrink

JOHNSON COUNTY — A multi-agency operation resulted in 32 arrests in and around Johnson County Monday.

The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office said the arrests come after a months-long narcotics investigation involving undercover buys. The investigation resulted in a total of 109 counts of charges for the various suspects.

The following people were charged in connection with the operation:

Seth Bay, Dealing Methamphetamine, two counts of dealing a narcotic
Jonathan Bickelman, two charges of dealing methamphetamine
Andy Boner, two charges of dealing methamphetamine
Jason Boone, two counts of dealing methamphetamine
Kailey Borszem, two charges of dealing narcotic
Jakob M Boudreau, Three charges of dealing methamphetamine
Nolan Brumley, dealing a counterfeit substance
Aaron Burkart, two counts of dealing methamphetamine
Ruby Butler, dealing metamphetamine, dealing hash, dealing marijuana
Melanie Dow, three counts of dealing methamphetamine
David A Farmer, dealing counterfeit substance, false informing
Autumn Felumero, two counts of dealing metamphetamine, dealing marijuana and neglect of a dependent
Derek L Gorham, two charges of dealing metamphetamine, dealing marijuana and dealing hash
Cynthia Hood, two counts of dealing methamphetamine
Jonathan Gibson, two charges of dealing methamphetamine
Cassandra Landis, maintaining a common nuisance
Gladys L Livesay, two counts of dealing hash, dealing a schedule 2 drug, two counts of dealing marijuana
David G Luster Jr, dealing a schedule 1 drug, two charges of dealing methamphetamine
Marty Gibson, dealing meth
Christian Lee Merrill, dealing a shedule 1 drug
Micaih Murray, two counts of dealing marijuana
Damon Nance Jr. two counts of dealing narcotics
Michael Northcutt, dealing meth
Emily P Parrish, dealing meth
Misty Phelps, dealing meth and two counts of dealing a narcotic
Michael D Pisano, dealing meth
Elisha C Quarles, dealing meth, dealing counterfeit substance theft
Ashlynn Ramage, Dealing meth
Hayden Ratliff, dealing meth and dealing a narcotic
Carl Scott, dealing meth and two counts of dealing a narcotic
Two counts of dealing meth and dealing a schedule 4 drug
Kyle A Sherman, dealing meth
Brandon M Staley, dealing a schedule 2 drug, dealing a schedule 3 drug, dealing marijuana
Robert Stone, three charges of dealing meth
Tony A Williams, dealing meth and dealing a schedule 4 drug
Kristoni A Tucker, dealing meth
Jesse Turner, four counts of dealing a schedule 2 drug
Jennifer S Turner, two counts of dealing a schedule 2 drug
Damien Tyler, dealing meth and habitual traffic offender
Darrell Waltz, dealing meth and dealing a lookalike to be a controlled substance
Rachel Warner, dealing meth
Dalton Whetstine, dealing meth, dealing a schedule 2 drug, legend drug
Colby M Whittemore, dealing meth, dealing paraphernalia
Michael Wiederhold, dealing meth
Charles A Williams, dealing meth
Starla Adams (Hicks), Dealing meth
Natoshia Aldredge, two counts of dealing hash, dealing a schedule 2 drug, two counts of dealing marijuana
Ashley L Armour, three charges of dealing meth
Jami L Barroso, dealing meth
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The office said one of the suspects, Natoshia Alldredge, was arrested in a previous round-up. The arrest comes after the Franklin Police Department said she sold marijuana to an undercover detective at a Greenwood police station.

The department said Gladys Livesay, also arrested in the roundup, was driving Alldredge and assisted in the drug deal. While investigating Alldredge, a court document filed in her case said she spoke about products she could get, saying she drove to Michigan every three to four days to buy drugs and bring them back to Indiana for sale.

The office said some of the suspects, including Alldredge and Livesay, were in relationships. These included:

One of the suspects, the department said, even brought their infant with them to the deal.

Those arrested will be given dates to appear in their respective courts over the coming weeks. The remaining arrest warrants are being unsealed through the Johnson County Prosecutor’s Office Monday afternoon and those people are being encouraged to surrender to law enforcement.

The following agencies assisted in making arrests in Johnson County and surrounding counties: