Prichard Real Estate Advisors, 4105 Dayton Blvd., Suite B, Red Bank, 37415, Robert Prichard
County Patrolman Caught With Meth Lab
posted August 15, 2003
(Tenn)A Hamilton County Patrolman was arrested early Friday morning
and charged with operating a meth lab at his apartment on Memorial
Drive in Red Bank.
Robert G. Prichard, who was a detective sergeant in Red Bank before
joining the county in May 2002, faces a variety of drug charges.
He is being held on $130,000 bond at the Hamilton County Jail.
Sheriff John Cupp said officers have been investigating Prichard for
the past several weeks. He said a search warrant was executed at
Prichard's residence at 621 Memorial Drive, Apt. 801.
Prichard and two other men were arrested.
Sheriff Cupp said OSHA came in to remove the meth lab.
He said Prichard, 32, gave a brief statement and admitted using drugs
within the past 48 hours.
He was charged with felony possession of psilocybin (DMT) Schedule 1,
manufacturing MDMA/Ecstasy, manufacturing methamphetamine and felony
possesion of drug paraphernalia.
He is due to appear in General Sessions Court on Aug. 15.
Also charged were his roommates, Floyd A. Thompson and Michael B.
Oxendine. Thompson was charged with one count of manufacturing a
controlled substance and one count of felony possesion of drug
paraphernalia. Oxendine was charged with one count of felony possesion
of drug paraphernalia.
I think Jesse Matthews should be taken to the Moccasin Bend shooting range and let the offices have their target pratice. Dont waste tax payer's time and money for him in the hospital or the court system.
Very nice! Looks like you interviewed one of the crackheads himself. Chris Wooten has been arrested twice in the past month for theft. One of the incidents happend at the nearby Cracker Barrell. He was caught breaking into a car for his next fix. Good example of why the place needs to be shut down. East Ridge Tactical Patrol officers arrested Chris N. Wooten, 28, of East Ridge on Monday night after officers observed him breaking into a car in the parking lot of the Cracker Barrel restaurant at 1460 N. Mack Smith Road.
A tactical patrol officer who was conducting undercover operations in the area observed Wooten break a window out of the victim’s car and remove several items. The suspect then began to flee towards and into the Superior Creek Lodge.
Police chased the suspect through several buildings and hallways and into room 361 where Wooten has been living. The suspect was apprehended while attempting to hide under a bed.
A number of the victim’s stolen items were recovered in the room and returned to the owner. Police recovered evidence that Wooten may also be involved in other burglaries in the area, and the investigation is continuing.
Wooten was transported to the Hamilton County Jail and charged with burglary of an auto, theft over $500, evading arrest and vandalism. Wooten is scheduled to be in East Ridge Municipal Court next Tuesday at 5 p.m.
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Prichard Real Estate Advisors, 4105 Dayton Blvd., Suite B, Red Bank, 37415, Robert Prichard
County Patrolman Caught With Meth Lab posted August 15, 2003
(Tenn)A Hamilton County Patrolman was arrested early Friday morning and charged with operating a meth lab at his apartment on Memorial Drive in Red Bank.
Robert G. Prichard, who was a detective sergeant in Red Bank before joining the county in May 2002, faces a variety of drug charges.
He is being held on $130,000 bond at the Hamilton County Jail.
Sheriff John Cupp said officers have been investigating Prichard for the past several weeks. He said a search warrant was executed at Prichard's residence at 621 Memorial Drive, Apt. 801.
Prichard and two other men were arrested.
Sheriff Cupp said OSHA came in to remove the meth lab.
He said Prichard, 32, gave a brief statement and admitted using drugs within the past 48 hours.
He was charged with felony possession of psilocybin (DMT) Schedule 1, manufacturing MDMA/Ecstasy, manufacturing methamphetamine and felony possesion of drug paraphernalia.
He is due to appear in General Sessions Court on Aug. 15.
Also charged were his roommates, Floyd A. Thompson and Michael B. Oxendine. Thompson was charged with one count of manufacturing a controlled substance and one count of felony possesion of drug paraphernalia. Oxendine was charged with one count of felony possesion of drug paraphernalia.
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I think Jesse Matthews should be taken to the Moccasin Bend shooting range and let the offices have their target pratice. Dont waste tax payer's time and money for him in the hospital or the court system.
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Very nice! Looks like you interviewed one of the crackheads himself. Chris Wooten has been arrested twice in the past month for theft. One of the incidents happend at the nearby Cracker Barrell. He was caught breaking into a car for his next fix. Good example of why the place needs to be shut down. East Ridge Tactical Patrol officers arrested Chris N. Wooten, 28, of East Ridge on Monday night after officers observed him breaking into a car in the parking lot of the Cracker Barrel restaurant at 1460 N. Mack Smith Road.
A tactical patrol officer who was conducting undercover operations in the area observed Wooten break a window out of the victim’s car and remove several items. The suspect then began to flee towards and into the Superior Creek Lodge.
Police chased the suspect through several buildings and hallways and into room 361 where Wooten has been living. The suspect was apprehended while attempting to hide under a bed.
A number of the victim’s stolen items were recovered in the room and returned to the owner. Police recovered evidence that Wooten may also be involved in other burglaries in the area, and the investigation is continuing.
Wooten was transported to the Hamilton County Jail and charged with burglary of an auto, theft over $500, evading arrest and vandalism. Wooten is scheduled to be in East Ridge Municipal Court next Tuesday at 5 p.m.