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Miami County Sheriff’s Office reports

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Police log SUNDAY -2: 10 p. m.: crash. A crash was reported near Fenner Road and state Route 48 in Newton Township. SATURDAY -9: 40 p. m.: crash. A crash was reported near West state Route 185 and McMaken Road in Newberry Township. -8: 57 p. m.: warrant. One male was located and taken into custody with an active warrant. -6: 49 p. m.: trespassing. Deputies responded to a trespassing complaint at the 9100 block of Wildcat Road in Bethel Township. -5: 59 p. m.: traffic offense. Deputies conducted a traffic stop at the 78 South on-ramp of I-75 in Piqua. After investigating, the driver of the vehicle was arrested under suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI), and several drug paraphernalia items were located. -4: 27 p. m.: reckless operation. Deputies were dispatched to a reckless driving complaint near Burr Oak New Hope Road and East Loy Road in Brown Township. After locating the vehicle, the driver was placed under arrest under OVI suspicion. -1: 41 a. m.: DUI. Deputies were dispatched to a crash with no injuries near West state Route 41 and Washington Road in Concord Township. One male was taken into custody under OVI suspicion. Compiled by Eamon Baird.
https://miamivalleytoday.com/miami-county-sheriffs-office-reports-648/

Drug complaint at Statesville hotel leads to arrest

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**Statesville Woman Arrested on Drug Charges Following Hotel Traffic Stop**

A 38-year-old Statesville resident, Brandi Alexandra Miller, was arrested Saturday morning following a traffic stop at the Clarion Hotel in Statesville. The arrest was made by an Iredell County Sheriff’s Office deputy after methamphetamine, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia were discovered in Miller’s vehicle.

The incident occurred when a deputy, responding to a narcotics complaint at the hotel, observed Miller leaving the property. A K-9 unit was deployed and subsequently alerted officers to the presence of narcotics in her vehicle, leading to the discovery of the illegal substances.

Sheriff Darren Campbell highlighted the importance of community involvement in crime prevention, stating, “This case is a great example of how citizen tips can lead to real results. We encourage anyone who sees suspicious or criminal activity to submit information through our mobile app’s Say Something feature.”

Miller is facing several charges, including felony possession of methamphetamine, felony maintaining a vehicle for a controlled substance, misdemeanor possession of marijuana, misdemeanor possession of marijuana paraphernalia, and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.

Magistrate Hollar issued a $10,000 secured bond for Miller’s release.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/drug-complaint-statesville-hotel-leads-181443072.html