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Residence of Mais Drive Residential awoke this morning to a chaotic scene as officials filled the small street, surrounding the home of local career criminals Edward and Anthony Varholtz. The two men were taken into custody after a short standoff, where they were booked for possession with intent to distribute, among many other drug related charges. Many may remember Varholtz from past investigations regarding a dangerous drug Bionic E that left one teen dead and sent another to the hospital. | Residence of Mais Drive Residential awoke this morning to a chaotic scene as officials filled the small street, surrounding the home of local career criminals Edward and Anthony Varholtz. The two men were taken into custody after a short standoff, where they were booked for possession with intent to distribute, among many other drug related charges. Many may remember Varholtz from past investigations regarding a dangerous drug Bionic E that left one teen dead and sent another to the hospital. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:34, 13 December 2013
- Date: Sun, October 13, 2013
- Location: Lantern Hill, California
- Media: Local Print, Television & Online Media Outlets
Residence of Mais Drive Residential awoke this morning to a chaotic scene as officials filled the small street, surrounding the home of local career criminals Edward and Anthony Varholtz. The two men were taken into custody after a short standoff, where they were booked for possession with intent to distribute, among many other drug related charges. Many may remember Varholtz from past investigations regarding a dangerous drug Bionic E that left one teen dead and sent another to the hospital.
"We are confident that we have found the distribuitor," Reported Sheriff Stevens, "We're still on scene but so far the evidence is pointing to Varholtz."
As for the drug itself, local officials are still urging parents to be vigilant with their children and teens, as well as urging teens who may encounter the drug that not only is it illegal, but the toxic drug could result in long term side effects or even death.
Note: This concludes (for now) the Bionic E Plot. Keep your eyes open though! Sabina is still prowling around!
