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Three people have been arrested and charged after Fayetteville police discovered troves of narcotics and firearms at a North Carolina daycare.
The Fayetteville Police Department’s seized more than 100 pounds of marijuana, 10 guns and more than $70,000 during a drug bust that spanned several locations, including Tori’s Playhouse Day Care.
Police also found more than 1/2 kilogram of cocaine, more than one ounce of heroin, and a 2013 Audi Q7 SUV.
Alvin Davis III, Reshod J. Everett, and Victoria L. Everett have all been arrested and charged with a litany of crimes.
via ABC 11:
Alvin Davis III, a 27-year-old employee of Food Lion, was arrested and charged with Trafficking Marijuana, Trafficking Cocaine, Conspiracy to Trafficking, Maintaining a Dwelling for Controlled Substances, Maintaining a Vehicle for Controlled Substances, and Carrying a Concealed Weapon.
Reshod J. Everett, a 32-year-old employee of the United States Postal Service, and co-operator of the day care center, was charged with Trafficking in Marijuana by Possession, Trafficking in Marijuana by Manufacture, Trafficking in Cocaine by Possession, Trafficking in Cocaine by Manufacture, Conspire to Traffic in Marijuana, Conspire to Traffic in Cocaine, Maintain a Dwelling for Keeping/Selling Controlled Substances, Trafficking in Marijuana by Possession, Trafficking in Heroin by Possession, Trafficking in Heroin by Manufacture, Possession With Intent to Sell and Deliver Marijuana and Conspire to Traffic in Heroin.
Victoria L. Everett, the 34-year-old owner of the day care, was charged with Trafficking in Marijuana by Possession, Trafficking in Heroin by Possession, Trafficking in Heroin by Manufacture, Possession With Intent to Sell and Deliver Marijuana, Maintain a Dwelling for Keeping/Selling Controlled Substances and Conspire to Traffic in Heroin.
In addition to the aforementioned seizures, detectives also found marijuana “gummies” and “cookies” at the daycare.
