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2 arrested for selling crack in FayetteThu, 01/08/2009 - 9:07am
By: John Munford
1 dealer brought 3 small children, left them in car during deal Two men were arrested by undercover drug agents for selling crack cocaine at two different convenience stores Tuesday in Fayette County, officials said. One of the accused drug dealers brought his three small children and left them in his vehicle while he sold an undercover agent 2 grams of crack cocaine for $200, deputies said. That man, Terrence Tientra Murray, 24, of Morrow, is charged with selling cocaine and reckless conduct, deputies said. In a separate drug transaction, Wilbur Forts III, 24, of Decatur was arrested after selling an undercover agent approximately 4 grams of crack cocaine for $200, officials said. He was also found with 1.5 grams of marijuana, deputies said. Forts was charged with selling cocaine and possession of marijuana, deputies said. Also arrested with Forts was Kevin Edward White, 43, of Decatur, who drove Forts to the store; he was charged with driving with a suspended license, deputies said. Both operations were conducted by the Fayette County Sheriff's Office Tactical Narcotics Team, assisted by uniformed personnel from the sheriff's office and the Fayetteville Police Department. The narcotics team is operated by the sheriff's office but also has members of the Tyrone and Fayetteville police departments. Peachtree City officials are also working on assigning a member to the narcotics team. login to post comments
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