Four arrested in alleged methamphetamine charges

PLYMOUTH, Ind. – Four people were arrested Tuesday for alleged drug charges after police officers found methamphetamine and methamphetamine paraphernalia during a search warrant, the Marshall County Police Department reported.

UNIT Officers with the Marshall County Police Department found methamphetamine paraphernalia, several ounces of methamphetamine, and evidence of dealing methamphetamine while performing a search warrant at a residence in Plymouth Tuesday, officers said.

The officers also found three firearms in the home, reports said.

26-year-old Cameron Gardner and 25-year-old Devan Mayea, both of Plymouth, were arrested and are facing preliminary charges for the following, according to officers:

Dealing in methamphetamine

Possession of methamphetamine

Maintaining a common nuisance

20-year-old Virginia Wood of Mishawaka and 21-year-old Kody Thompson of Bremen were arrested and are facing preliminary charges for the following, according to officers:

Possession of methamphetamine

Maintaining a common nuisance

The Indiana State Police SWAT Team, Indiana State Police, Plymouth Police, and Marshall County Police assisted UNIT Officers in this incident.