CHICKASHA, Okla. — Three individuals were arrested Thursday after a narcotics investigation led to the execution of a search warrant at a home in Chickasha, according to the Grady County Sheriff’s Office.
Investigation and Controlled Purchases
Law enforcement began the investigation after conducting controlled purchases of methamphetamine involving Joshua Thomas Hunt. Based on the evidence gathered, investigators obtained a search warrant for Hunt’s residence near 1400 North 16th Street.
The operation involved the Grady County SWAT Team and sheriff’s office investigators, who successfully took Joshua Hunt, Janet Adee, and Amanda Wilkinson into custody without incident.
Evidence Seized at Residence
During the search, officers discovered:
- Methamphetamine
- Drug paraphernalia
- Equipment used for distribution of illegal narcotics
A juvenile was also found living in the home. Authorities released the child to a family member for safety.
Charges Filed
Hunt, Adee, and Wilkinson were booked on multiple charges related to narcotics distribution and endangerment. Charges include:
- Distribution of a controlled dangerous substance (CDS)
- Maintaining a dwelling for the keeping or selling of CDS
- Unlawful use of a communication facility in the commission of a felony
- Child endangerment
- Conspiracy to commit a felony
- Possession of CDS
- Possession of drug paraphernalia
Authorities emphasized the serious nature of the offenses, particularly given the presence of a juvenile in the home.
Summary of the Arrests
| Name | Charges | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Joshua Thomas Hunt | Distribution of CDS, maintaining a dwelling for CDS, child endangerment, conspiracy, possession of CDS, unlawful communication facility use, drug paraphernalia | Subject of controlled purchases; residence searched |
| Janet Adee | Same as above | Arrested during search operation |
| Amanda Wilkinson | Same as above | Arrested during search operation |
| Juvenile | N/A | Found in home, released to family member |
Law Enforcement Statement
The Grady County Sheriff’s Office stated that the investigation highlights the ongoing efforts of local authorities to combat illegal narcotics distribution and protect vulnerable individuals, particularly children, in households where controlled substances are present.
