Asheville Police Arrest Nine People on Drug and Drug Charges

Asheville -- Asheville Police Officers were conducting "proactive crime prevention measures at Pisgah View Apartments.

 Nine people now face gun and drug charges after Asheville Police made the arrests. 

Arrested:

Austin Cheyenne Brantley (04/22/1992)

Felony Possession of Schedule II 

Released on written promise to appear

Antonio Tremaine Carson (02/15/1989)

Felony Trafficking in Opiates Level III

Felony Possession With Intent to Manufacture Sell Deliver Schedule II x 3

Felony Possession of Schedule II x 3

Felony Firearm by Felon

Felony Maintain Vehicle or Dwelling for Drugs

Accessory to Flee to Elude

Possession of Schedule VI

Driving While Impaired

Carrying Concealed Gun

Traffic Offense

$118,000 secured bond

Brandon Norelle Miller (07/27/1987)

Warrants taken for:

Felony Flee To Elude

Stop Sign Violation

Open Container

Jennifer Nicole Chauncey (11/22/1987)

Felony Possession of Schedule II

Driving While License Revoked

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

Traffic Offense

$2,000 secured bond

Johnnie Jermine Rush (11/20/1984)

Felony Possession of Schedule II

Resist Delay Obstruct

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

$1,000 secured bond

Cassandra Danielle Hayes (05/12/1992)

Felony Possession of Stolen Motor Vehicle

Felony Possession of Schedule II

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

$20,000 secured bond

Rickey James Sewell (01/27/1985)

Felony Possession of Stolen Motor Vehicle

Felony Possession of Schedule II

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

Driving While License Revoked

$15,000 secured bond

Ashley Michelle Ratcliff (10/09/1990)

Felony Possession Schedule II

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

$3,000 secured bond

Heath Engle (01/18/1985)

Felony Possession Schedule II

Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

$3,500 secured bond

Seized:

95.53gm Fentanyl

13.31gm Crack Cocaine

24.07gm Methamphetamine

21.21gm Marijuana

Canik 9mm

Editor's Note: A  criminal charge is an accusation, by law, a person accused of a crime is innocent until proven in a court of law.

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