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Wyatt Yanney V. Bath Salts

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A Sayre man is behind bars after a package containing $50,000 worth of Bath Salts was delivered to his residence. 23-year-old Wyatt Yanney was arrested after law enforcement officials tracked a package containing 500 grams of Alpha PVP (Bath Salts) to his residence on Wheelock Avenue.

Once Yanney took custody of the package and left his home, police arrested him and executed a search warrant. Police seized Cocaine, Heroin, Marijuana and Molly from Yanney 's residence. They also found cash, assault rifles, handguns and a shot gun.

Yanney is being charged with POSSESSION WITH THE INTENT TO DELIVER A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (4 counts), and CRIMINAL USE OF A COMMUNCATION FACILITY. He was taken to the Bradford County Correctional Facility where his bail was ser at $75,000 cash. …show more content…

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