Drug examination at Gays Mills leads to arrests of five adults due to meth

After a weekend drug breaks in Gays Mills, five people were brought to the Crawford County prison.

The officials carried out a search command order in the night at night in the Main Street in Gays Mills. At that time there were seven adults and a child in the residence. The five adults arrested are all accused of having obsessed meth, and one is also charged with neglecting a child. There are charges against the other two adults.

The people who were brought into prison in Prairie du Chien are identified as Nicholas Cullen, Douglas Smith, Chad Munson, Ariel Tiderman and Jourdan Womack. These adults are at the age of 25 to 76. Cullen comes from Boscobel, and Womack and Munson live in de Soto. Tiderman and Smith come from Gays Mills. The sheriff department says that the child was safely removed from the residence.

The officials discovered meth and marijuana in the residence as well as marijuana, mushrooms, cash and drug utensils. Court appearances are expected this week.