Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Jonathan Bacott was charged with attempting to make methamphetamine after buying several meth-related items at a Wentzville store.
Detectives searched a man’s car after he and another man bought several items used to make methamphetamine at a Wentzville store. Jonathan Bacott, 28, was charged Tuesday with attempting to make methamphetamine. Bacott’s last known address is in the 800 block of Larkspur Lane in O’Fallon. The second man has not been charged. St. Charles County Regional Drug Task Force detectives said they received a report that Bacott and another man bought a variety of items used to make meth at the Wentzville Schnuck’s store, 1960 Wentzville Parkway. Detectives said they recognized Bacott’s name and address from other ongoing meth investigations. After searching Bacott, detectives said they found a baggie with marijuana and a pen shaft with white powder …
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Drug Task Force detectives said the two have been the topic of an ongoing drug investigation.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Two brothers from Wentzville were indicted by a St. Charles County grand jury on drug charges Friday. Fabrian Jones, 27, of the 1400 block of Coco Place in Wentzville, was indicted on unlawful possession of a firearm and unlawful use of drug-related items charges. Farrell Jones, 21, also of the 1400 block of Coco Place, was indicted Friday on distributing a controlled substance, possessing a controlled substance, and unlawful use of drug-related items. He lives near his brother, Fabrian Jones. St. Charles County Drug Task Force detectives said while searching Farrell Jones’ apartment, they found ½ gram of heroin pre-packaged for sale in a small, knotted bag, a small amount of marijuana and other drug-related items. Task force members said …
Friday, December 7, 2012
The man prepared sugar to look like methamphetamine to sell to the Drug Task Force detective.
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Friday, December 7, 2012
A Wentzville couple sold a fake methamphetamine mixture made of sugar to an undercover officer Nov. 26, according to a St. Charles County Drug Task Force report. James W. Martin, 25, of the 1200 block of Continental Drive in Wentzville, was charged Nov. 29 with two counts of delivery or manufacture of a fake controlled substance. Heather Villarreal, 39, also of the 1200 block of Continental Drive, faces one count of the same charge. A Drug Task Force member said Martin prepared sugar to look like methamphetamine and gave a bag to Villarreal to sell to the undercover detective for $50 at their residence on Nov. 26. Later the same day, Martin sold another bag of the fake meth to the officer for $100 at 1131 West Pearce Blvd. The detectives …
Friday, November 30, 2012
Detectives said the two brothers had been subjects in a narcotics investigation.
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Friday, November 30, 2012
Two brothers and a woman face drug and gun charges after St. Charles County Drug Task Force detectives searched their Wentzville homes Nov. 20. During a narcotics investigation, Drug Task Force detectives found a loaded pistol, spoons and numerous plastic bags with heroin residue in Fabrian Jones and Tunison’s residence, according to a report. Fabrian Jones is not allowed to own a firearm due to a conviction for distributing and possessing controlled substances in 2011. He was given a suspended sentence in the 2011 conviction. Jones also was wanted in Berkeley for filing a false police report. In Farrell Jones’ apartment, detectives said they found ½ gram of heroin pre-packaged for sale in a small, knotted bag and a small amount of …
Sue Schreiner
9:14 pm on Wednesday, April 10, 2013
He does live in O'fallon and went to the school where I work. I don't know why some people turn out the way they do but I do know that this young man was there when another student had a grand mal seizure after being hit in the face by a student who then ran off. The student hit his head on the concrete and started seizing. Jon Bacott was the only student who helped me so I could call for help on… more ›