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Jackson Co. W. Va Case Study

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JACKSON COUNTY, W.Va. — Authorities in Jackson County arresting 13 people Tuesday as part of a warrant sweep. The Jackson County Bureau of Investigation, Sheriff 's Office and the Ravenswood Police Department made the sweep as part of a focus on a multi-state methethamphetamine investigation. The drug was from Mexican cartels and was being sold in Jackson County. Authorities arrested: — Danielle Seagraves, 40, on charges of possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance and delivery of a controlled substance; — Nicholas Hopper, 34, for possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance; — Bradley Hickman, 20, for three counts of delivery of a controlled substance; — William P. Huft, 62, on charges of delivery of a controlled

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