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The joint operation represented a coordinated law enforcement effort to reduce the accessibility of illegal drugs impacting Southeast Kansas. Mishler, 30, Chanute, (2 counts) Distribution of methamphetamine Jessica Rogers, 39, Iola, Distribution of methamphetamine Kevin Pratt, 45, Iola, (2 counts) Distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. Pending arrests connected to this operation: Kevin Pratt photo from a previous arrest in Wilson Co. of school property, Criminal use of an explosive Steeves, 47, Chanute, (2 counts) Distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. Quintin Obermiller, 30, Iola, Distribution of methamphetamine

of a school Fisher photo Allen County JailĮllen Fisher, 34, Iola, Distribution of methamphetamine Michael Naff, 35, Chanute, (2 counts) Distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. Gina Perez, 37, Chanute, (2 counts) Distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. of a schoolĭedra Bright, 36, Cherryville, Distribution of methamphetamine of a schoolĪnna Stockenbrand, 31, Chanute, (2 counts) Distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. Kerry Wilson, 41, Chanute, (6 Counts) Distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. of a school, and Distribution of methamphetamine Shadow McKinney, 28, Chanute, (2 counts) Distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. Name, Age, City, Charge (*Listed charge may be the most serious of several charges) The ATF and KHP Hazardous Device Unit responded to assist with the safe removal of these devices and aid in the investigation. Garfield, in Chanute, Kan., suspicious explosive devices were located. Those arrested were booked into the Neosho County and Allen County Jails for drug-related crimes including the suspected distribution of methamphetamine, and the possession of controlled substances.ĭuring the execution of one of the arrest warrants at 804 N. Then arrest warrants were executed as a part of “Operation Spring Cleaning" in Chanute, Kan., and in the surrounding Neosho, Allen and Montgomery counties. With assistance from the United States Attorney’s Office, arrest warrants were issued for individuals related to the distribution of methamphetamine.

NEOSHO COUNTY – Law enforcement authorities made several arrests Wednesday following an eight-month long joint investigation into the distribution of illegal drugs, according to a media release from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.