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HaLeigh Cummings' father, four others arrested on drug trafficking charges
Posted: January 21, 2010
"Snip"http://staugustine.com/news/local-news/2010-01-21/haleigh-cummings-father-four-others-arrested-drug-trafficking-charges
By CHAD SMITH
The father of HaLeigh Ann-Marie Cummings, the 5-year-old girl who has been missing since she was reported missing from her Putnam County home nearly a year ago, and his ex-wife were arrested Wednesday on drug trafficking charges after a four-month undercover investigation, police said.
Ronald Lemyles Cummings, 26, has been under a media spotlight since Feb. 10, when he and his then-girlfriend called police to report HaLeigh missing.
Cummings is facing three counts of trafficking prescription medications, and his bond would be posted at $500,000.
Misty Janette Croslin, 18, is facing six counts of the same charge.
Misty Croslins bond was set at $1,500,000.
The Sheriff's Office said that on seven different occasions, undercover investigators purchased the painkillers Oxycodone and Hydrocodone from the suspects and estimated the "street value" of the drugs at $3,900.00.
On Wednesday, according to the release, Cummings and Croslin "purchased trafficking amounts of prescription medications from undercover investigators" and were immediately arrested.
Three others were also arrested in the ring.
Croslins brother, Hank "Tommy" Croslin Jr., of Satsuma, is facing one count of the trafficking charge. His bond was $100,000.
Hope A. Sykes, 18, of Satsuma, and Donna Broch, of Orlando, were also arrested.
Hope Sykes is facing one count and will be held on a $150,000 bond.
Broch is also facing one count but will be held on a $250,000 bond.
While police in Putnam County led the investigation, most of the alleged drug transactions were in St. Johns County, meaning the suspects would be prosecuted in St. Johns, said Sgt. Chuck Mulligan, a spokesman for the St. Johns County Sheriffs Office.
Its truly a Putnam County investigation, Mulligan said, adding that he did not know when or where the alleged drug deals took place.
Posted: January 21, 2010
"Snip"http://staugustine.com/news/local-news/2010-01-21/haleigh-cummings-father-four-others-arrested-drug-trafficking-charges
By CHAD SMITH
The father of HaLeigh Ann-Marie Cummings, the 5-year-old girl who has been missing since she was reported missing from her Putnam County home nearly a year ago, and his ex-wife were arrested Wednesday on drug trafficking charges after a four-month undercover investigation, police said.
Ronald Lemyles Cummings, 26, has been under a media spotlight since Feb. 10, when he and his then-girlfriend called police to report HaLeigh missing.
Cummings is facing three counts of trafficking prescription medications, and his bond would be posted at $500,000.
Misty Janette Croslin, 18, is facing six counts of the same charge.
Misty Croslins bond was set at $1,500,000.
The Sheriff's Office said that on seven different occasions, undercover investigators purchased the painkillers Oxycodone and Hydrocodone from the suspects and estimated the "street value" of the drugs at $3,900.00.
On Wednesday, according to the release, Cummings and Croslin "purchased trafficking amounts of prescription medications from undercover investigators" and were immediately arrested.
Three others were also arrested in the ring.
Croslins brother, Hank "Tommy" Croslin Jr., of Satsuma, is facing one count of the trafficking charge. His bond was $100,000.
Hope A. Sykes, 18, of Satsuma, and Donna Broch, of Orlando, were also arrested.
Hope Sykes is facing one count and will be held on a $150,000 bond.
Broch is also facing one count but will be held on a $250,000 bond.
While police in Putnam County led the investigation, most of the alleged drug transactions were in St. Johns County, meaning the suspects would be prosecuted in St. Johns, said Sgt. Chuck Mulligan, a spokesman for the St. Johns County Sheriffs Office.
Its truly a Putnam County investigation, Mulligan said, adding that he did not know when or where the alleged drug deals took place.