A drug dog for Jackson County Sheriff’s Office brought to assist at a traffic stop Wednesday alerted on prescription drugs, leading to the arrest of five people.
Sheriff Chuck Phillips said the five were charged after the K-9 Luke found Oxycodone, Phendimetrazine and Acyclovir in a car stopped on U.S. Highway 72 in Hollywood. Deputy Travis Renfro stopped the car with the five suspects inside for a traffic violation and called for Narcotics Lt. Jimmy Jones and Luke to check the car, Phillips said.
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Arrested were: Samantha Anderson, 37, of Stevenson, charged with two counts of unlawful possession of controlled substances; Tabitha Phillips, 24 of Stevenson, charged with unlawful possession of controlled substances and illegal possession of prescription medications; and Robert Robinson, 22, of Stevenson, Eric Westmoreland, 36, of Chattanooga, Tenn., and Dan Smith, 50, of Stevenson, each charged with one count of unlawful possession of controlled substances.
Each was released from Jackson County Jail on bond.
