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15 people arrested at Suspected Meth House

Last night around 7 pm the Nevada County Narcotics task force served a search warrant at a residence in the 10,000 block of Load Lane inside the Tall Pines mobile home trailer park.

click to listen to Lt. Bill Smethers

Nevada county Sheriff’s Lt. Bill Smethers says the task force had learned that suspected methamphetamine was being sold at the location,  and those individuals at the house when they arrived were all identified.

click to listen to Lt Bill Smethers

About 15 minutes later another adult, Rosheen Nulph arrived and she was determined to be the mother of the two children ages 6 and 2. Deputies searched Cory and Rosheen’s bedroom and found 5 rifles, three 22 caliber rifles and two 12 gauge shotguns. Lt Smethers says one of the rifles had been sawed off and converted into a pistol grip. Another Shotgun was found in a Tuff Shed behind the residence where a Mr. Pylon was living.

Smethers says deputies also located about 3 ounces of methamphetamine, scales, and packaging materials; as well as several water pipes, bongs, and syringes.
All the materials were in reach of the two children so Child Protective Services  was called.

click to listen to Lt Bill Smethers

All 15 people at the home were taken to county jail and booked on various drug charges . One of the suspects,  Jessie Mulligan was on search terms and in her vehicle deputies found stolen mail, stolen credit cards and stolen checks. Smethers says  that investigation is continuing.

2 Comments

April 6, 2016

Terri

Fantastic job Nevada County Law Enforcement! Thank you for all you do to keep our county safe and clean!!

April 6, 2016

Ter

I'm praying for these men and women, to find peace in their lives. They can find this through our Lord Jesus Christ. He loves them and will be there for them if they ask.
God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Psalm 46:1

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