Lebanon Meth Bust Lands Three Behind Bars

Meth continues to be a scourge on our Oregon communities

The consequences of meth use and proliferation are severe. Image: addictionandrecoveryledonneradieu.blogspot.com

(LEBANON, Ore.) - Three people were arrested after detectives executed a search warrant for narcotics at 491 Cleveland Street in Lebanon yesterday at about 5:30 PM, according to Linn County Sheriff Tim Mueller.

According to authorities, about 1/4 pound of methamphetamine was seized in the raid, with a wholesale street value of $4,000 to $5,000. They say that if broken down in smaller "user" amounts the value would increase to $11,000.

Additionally, digital scales, packaging material, police scanners, drug paraphernalia and records, a rifle and cash were also seized.

Arrested at the home were 40-year old Robbie Jon Dunckley, who lives at the residence, charged with Unlawful Delivery and Possession of Methamphetamine; 24-year old Patricia A. Anderson, of Sweet Home, charged with Unlawful Delivery and Possession of Methamphetamine; and 45-year old John C. Follin, of Sweet Home, charged with Unlawful Delivery and Possession of Methamphetamine. All three subjects were lodged in Linn County Jail.

Assisting in the execution of the Search Warrant were members of the Linn Drug Task Force that included members of the Linn County Sheriff's Office, Sweet Home Police Department and Linn County Regional Swat Team.

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