HAWKEYE – Law enforcement conducted a two week investigation before breaking up a meth ring in the small Iowa town of Hawkeye.
On April 28, 2014 the Fayette County Sheriff’s office executed a search warrant at 331 Pearl Street in Hawkeye after a two week investigation on the sale and possession of methamphetamine.
Deputies arrested Ashley Lyn Rochford, age 30 of Hawkeye, Kimberly Sue Eckhardt, age 46 of Arlington and Daniel Ray Guyer, age 57 of Arlington for Conspiracy to deliver the controlled substance of methamphetamine.
An arrest warrant was also issued for a Andrew Nels Marcussen, age 49 of West Union for Conspiracy to deliver methamphetamine. Conspiracy is a class “C” Felony and if convicted could serve 10 years in prison.
Rochford and Marcussesn will also be charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia as a result of the search.
This investigation remains open and more charges and suspects could be charged at a later date.
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Typical meth heads. They just keep coming and coming.
@LVS…Yep and those slugs end up having us pay for their attorneys and everything else because they supposedly don’t have any money. And….when and if they do get fined, they won’t pay the fines either.
@Buzz-They can always live in their mother’s basement.
If you don’t want to pay legal fee’s and prison tabs, don’t arrest them in the first place.
Whoa, drugs are hard on a face