The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office on Friday announced three more arrests in its ongoing fentanyl crackdown.
Multiple law enforcement agencies this week moved in on the parking lot of the Dreamland Skate Center in Tillman’s Corner, arresting a Mobile man and a pair of Mississippi residents whom authorities said they had been tracking for the past four or five days. Chief Deputy Paul Burch said the suspects were trying to complete a drug deal and that the skating rink had nothing to do with the illegal activity.
Cameron Reshad McLeod, 52, of McLain, Mississippi, charged with possession of Xanax, possession with intent to distributed methamphetamine ICE and possession of drug paraphernalia.Law enforcement officers seized $1,558 in cash, 19 grams of fentanyl, 100 Xanax bars and 25 grams of methamphetamine ICE.
The witness said it was startling to see such a heavy law enforcement presence and drug-sniffing dogs. Wednesday’s arrest follows a drug bust last month resulting in charges against Aaron Dewayne Welch and Delores Nicole Welch. Authorities recently new charges against Aaron Welch, including chemical endangerment of a child.
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