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It’s Super Bowl Sunday!

As you cheer for your favorite team, remember that buzzed driving is drunk driving! Our friends at OSP, CPD, BPD, and our very own deputies will be out, ready to keep the roads safe. So if you've had a few drinks, don’t risk it—call a friend, grab a ride, or just stick around for the post-game analysis!

Let’s keep the fun alive and the roads safe this Super Bowl Sunday.
A friendly reminder from the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office!
#SuperBowl #DriveSober #BuzzedDrivingIsDrunkDriving
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It’s Super Bowl Sunday!  

As you cheer for your favorite team, remember that buzzed driving is drunk driving!  Our friends at OSP, CPD, BPD, and our very own deputies will be out, ready to keep the roads safe. So if youve had a few drinks, don’t risk it—call a friend, grab a ride, or just stick around for the post-game analysis!

Let’s keep the fun alive and the roads safe this Super Bowl Sunday. 
A friendly reminder from the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office! 
#SuperBowl #DriveSober #BuzzedDrivingIsDrunkDrivingImage attachment

Attention, lovebirds and ex-lovers! Valentine's Day is creeping up faster than your ex's last text! This year, we're rolling out our *Special Valentine's Day Package for Your Exes*!

Does your ex have an outstanding warrant? No problem! Contact the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office, and we’ll whisk them away on a romantic getaway they’ll never forget!

Our package includes:
- Sparkly bracelets (not just for show!)
- A chauffeured ride (because they deserve to travel in style… even if it’s to the slammer)
- Luxury accommodations!
- A photoshoot (because every criminal deserves their mug shot!)
- A special dinner (served with a side of justice!)

Let’s ensure your ex gets the love they deserve this Valentine's Day! Please turn in your tip and let’s get this party started!
#ValentinesDay #ExLovers #LoveAndLaw
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It made the Columbus ABC6 news this evening!

Whoever thought of this deserves a raise 🤣

They’ll be on Facebook a week later talmbout “I can’t wait for you to be home pookie 🥲”

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Central Ohio Drug Task Force (CODE) Investigators from Multiple Counties Seize Large Amount of Narcotics in Joint Operation from Cambridge Area Hotel

Sheriff Jeffrey Paden announced on Monday, February 3rd, 2025, Detectives from the Licking County Sheriff’s Office, Muskingum County Sheriff’s Office, Zanesville Police Department and Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office (all assigned to the CODE Task Force) conducted a joint operation which led to the seizure of over 500 grams of suspected methamphetamine out of a Hotel in Cambridge, Ohio.

A narcotics investigation, which originated from detectives assigned to CODE on a Zanesville area man and woman, culminated in the Cambridge, OH area after detectives learned that the suspects were in the Cambridge area trafficking narcotics.
This investigation led to a traffic stop of the suspects’ vehicle on Southgate Parkway, which led to the arrest of the male and female in reference to this investigation.

During this traffic stop, a large amount of US Currency was seized by Detectives, as well as, other evidence, which showed that that the suspects had rented/occupied a Cambridge Area Hotel.
Once this information was discovered, a search warrant was prepared for the room by a GCSO detective, along with the assistance of a MCSO detective involved in the initial investigation of this case and suspects.

Once the search warrant was signed and approved for execution, this warrant was executed at the hotel/room in question during the early evening hours of February 3rd, 2025. During a search of the room, approximately 511 grams of suspected methamphetamine was seized, along with multiple other evidentiary items/paraphernalia related to drug trafficking.

As a result of the investigation, the two suspects in this matter, David Lee Doyle (DOYLE), age 39 of Zanesville; and Brianne Nykol Rollins (ROLLINS), age 37 of Zanesville, have been arrested and charged with the following felony charges in relation to this investigation:

DOYLE CHARGES
F1 Aggravated Trafficking in Drugs with a money forfeiture specification
F1 Aggravated Possession of Drugs with a Major Drug Offender Specification
ROLLINS CHARGES
F1 Complicity in the Commission of an Offense
F1 Aggravated Possession of Drugs with a Major Drug Offender Specification

Doyle and Rollins both appeared in the Cambridge Municipal Court earlier today for their bond hearings.

The Honorable Judge Stephanie L. Williams set Doyle's bond at $500,000, with no 10% allowed, and Rollins' bond at $300,000, with no 10% allowed. Both individuals are still in the county jail.

Sheriff Paden wanted to add the following reference this investigation, “This is a textbook teamwork investigation and a primary reason that we are members of CODE. The drive, effort, professionalism, and adaptability to these investigators working this case are the reason for this outcome. I want to thank every agency involved who assisted with this case who aided in getting rid of this large amount of poison from our community.”
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Rollins just got out of prison man. This sad

Dang I’ve seen a bunch of drug busts on here lately and none of them were illegal immigrants

CODE is doing a great job of cleaning up our community. may God bless you, and keep all safe

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Central Ohio Drug Task Force (CODE) Investigators from Multiple Counties Seize Large Amount of Narcotics in Joint Operation from Cambridge Area Hotel

Sheriff Jeffrey Paden announced on Monday, February 3rd, 2025, Detectives from the Licking County Sheriff’s Office, Muskingum County Sheriff’s Office, Zanesville Police Department and Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office (all assigned to the CODE Task Force) conducted a joint operation which led to the seizure of over 500 grams of suspected methamphetamine out of a Hotel in Cambridge, Ohio. 

A narcotics investigation, which originated from detectives assigned to CODE on a Zanesville area man and woman, culminated in the Cambridge, OH area after detectives learned that the suspects were in the Cambridge area trafficking narcotics.
This investigation led to a traffic stop of the suspects’ vehicle on Southgate Parkway, which led to the arrest of the male and female in reference to this investigation. 

During this traffic stop, a large amount of US Currency was seized by Detectives, as well as, other evidence, which showed that that the suspects had rented/occupied a Cambridge Area Hotel. 
Once this information was discovered, a search warrant was prepared for the room by a GCSO detective, along with the assistance of a MCSO detective involved in the initial investigation of this case and suspects. 

Once the search warrant was signed and approved for execution, this warrant was executed at the hotel/room in question during the early evening hours of February 3rd, 2025. During a search of the room, approximately 511 grams of suspected methamphetamine was seized, along with multiple other evidentiary items/paraphernalia related to drug trafficking. 

As a result of the investigation, the two suspects in this matter, David Lee Doyle (DOYLE), age 39 of Zanesville; and Brianne Nykol Rollins (ROLLINS), age 37 of Zanesville, have been arrested and charged with the following felony charges in relation to this investigation:

DOYLE CHARGES
F1 Aggravated Trafficking in Drugs with a money forfeiture specification
F1 Aggravated Possession of Drugs with a Major Drug Offender Specification
ROLLINS CHARGES
F1 Complicity in the Commission of an Offense
F1 Aggravated Possession of Drugs with a Major Drug Offender Specification

Doyle and Rollins both appeared in the Cambridge Municipal Court earlier today for their bond hearings.

The Honorable Judge Stephanie L. Williams set Doyles bond at $500,000, with no 10% allowed, and Rollins bond at $300,000, with no 10% allowed. Both individuals are still in the county jail. 

Sheriff Paden wanted to add the following reference this investigation, “This is a textbook teamwork investigation and a primary reason that we are members of CODE. The drive, effort, professionalism, and adaptability to these investigators working this case are the reason for this outcome. I want to thank every agency involved who assisted with this case who aided in getting rid of this large amount of poison from our community.”Image attachmentImage attachment

Sheriff Jeffrey D. Paden announced that on February 1, 2025, Guernsey County Deputies initiated a traffic stop on a silver Cadillac SUV on Interstate 70 near milepost 184 at approximately 9:30 pm. Numerous criminal indicators were observed from the three occupants in the vehicle and K9 Jax, with the Sheriff’s Office, was summoned to assist. Following a positive indication of narcotics in/on the vehicle, Deputies located a substantial amount of suspected Methamphetamine, Fentanyl, and items relating to the manufacturing of narcotics. In total approximately 224 grams of suspected Methamphetamine and 30 grams of suspected Fentanyl were located. Deputies continued their investigation, which led to the filing of the following charges:
57-year-old Joseph Toth of Pennsylvania-
• Aggravated Trafficking in Drugs- Felony 1
• Aggravated Possession of Drugs- Felony 1
• Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound- Felony 1
• Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound- Felony 1
• Tampering with Evidence- Felony 3

30 year-old Aleksa Pietech of Tiltonsville, OH-
• Aggravated Trafficking in Drugs- Felony 1
• Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound- Felony 1

Sheriff Paden issued this statement, “I am honored to have such a dedicated staff who are patrolling our community and intercepting this poison. This was a team effort and a testament to what can be accomplished when agencies work seamlessly together towards a common goal.” Sheriff Paden goes on to express his gratitude to the Marshall County Drug Task Force for their assistance in this significant felony investigation. This investigation is still ongoing, and additional charges and arrests are expected in the near future.
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Glad they are off the streets K9 Jax deserves a nice steak

TY from all of us grandparents and great grandparents who pray daily for protection over our loved one!Keep up the good work your appreciated!!

So when are the addicts going to start being held responsible for their own doings? Everyone always says, charge the dealer..yet without the addict there would be no dealer. Most people on fentanyl want to die anyways. So what I’m saying is The Addict- (speaking from a former Addicts perspective) Knows the chance of dying is very likely. Meaning they know the risk going in before they do it! So why not starting nailing the addicts like y’all do the dealers.

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Sheriff Jeffrey D. Paden announced that on February 1, 2025, Guernsey County Deputies initiated a traffic stop on a silver Cadillac SUV on Interstate 70 near milepost 184 at approximately 9:30 pm. Numerous criminal indicators were observed from the three occupants in the vehicle and K9 Jax, with the Sheriff’s Office, was summoned to assist. Following a positive indication of narcotics in/on the vehicle, Deputies located a substantial amount of suspected Methamphetamine, Fentanyl, and items relating to the manufacturing of narcotics. In total approximately 224 grams of suspected Methamphetamine and 30 grams of suspected Fentanyl were located. Deputies continued their investigation, which led to the filing of the following charges:
57-year-old Joseph Toth of Pennsylvania-  
• Aggravated Trafficking in Drugs- Felony 1
• Aggravated Possession of Drugs- Felony 1
• Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound- Felony 1
• Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound- Felony 1
• Tampering with Evidence- Felony 3

30 year-old Aleksa Pietech of Tiltonsville, OH-
• Aggravated Trafficking in Drugs- Felony 1
• Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound- Felony 1

Sheriff Paden issued this statement, “I am honored to have such a dedicated staff who are patrolling our community and intercepting this poison. This was a team effort and a testament to what can be accomplished when agencies work seamlessly together towards a common goal.” Sheriff Paden goes on to express his gratitude to the Marshall County Drug Task Force for their assistance in this significant felony investigation. This investigation is still ongoing, and additional charges and arrests are expected in the near future.Image attachmentImage attachment

Traffic Stop Yields Illegal Narcotics

Sheriff Jeffrey Paden announced that on the evening hours of January 28th, 2025, a traffic stop was conducted on a vehicle near Ashwood Drive and Bloomfield Road in correlation with a narcotics trafficking investigation by Detectives with the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) and Central Ohio Drug Enforcement Task Force (CODE).

On that afternoon/evening, it was known by Detectives that it was highly likely that Kristopher Whitehair (age 40) of Cambridge and James Edwards (age 47) of Cambridge were traveling to the Columbus area to purchase narcotics with the intention to return the narcotics to Guernsey County to sell/distribute.

Detectives, along with assistance from GCSO Road Deputies, set up in the area where it was known Edwards and Whitehair would likely return in an attempt to intercept the vehicle they were in upon their return.

Detectives in the area identified a suspect vehicle near the area and relayed this information to Deputies in a marked cruiser nearby. Deputies obtained probable cause for a traffic stop on the suspect vehicle and subsequently stopped it as it pulled into the yard of a residence off Ashwood Drive.

During the course of the investigation, an F1 level of suspected fentanyl and an F2 amount of suspected methamphetamine was located in the suspect vehicle and near the area of the traffic stop, which had been thrown from the driver’s side window of the vehicle.

Deputies/detectives on the scene took into custody the driver of this vehicle, Whitehair (who did not have a valid driver’s license), and the passenger, Edwards.

Following the traffic stop, consent was also obtained for Whitehair’s residence, which led to the seizure of a loaded semi-automatic firearm and other drug paraphernalia-related evidence consistent with drug trafficking.

Since the investigation, Whitehair and Edwards have been in custody at the Guernsey County Jail and have been charged with the following:

Whitehair Charges:
- F1 Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F1 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F2 Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F2 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F3 Tampering with Evidence
- F3 Having Weapons While Under Disability

Edwards Charges:
- F1 Complicity in the Commission of an Offense
- F2 Complicity in the Commission of an Offense
- F1 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F2 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound

Sheriff Paden praised his Detectives and Deputies for their work in this investigation and stated the following, “Use this as yet another example to you people who want to continue to sell drugs in this area…This will be your fate sooner or later. My people work tirelessly on these cases, and even though these cases can take some time, you will be caught. The cases my guys are putting forward for these drug dealers are ensuring that when they do go through the legal system and go away, they are not coming back to continue this behavior anytime soon.
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i see so many nasty comments & jokes. these guys have family who sees this, they both need help & both deserve their time. 100% not defending just because it’s my uncle, but most of you have never been in this situation clearly the way yall are joking about it. he was never this way, he’s stuck in a dark spot and needs help. pray both of them get help!! 🤍

Keeping the streets clean for our kids 😊❤️😁

they got peter griffin! 💯👏🏼

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Traffic Stop Yields Illegal Narcotics

Sheriff Jeffrey Paden announced that on the evening hours of January 28th, 2025, a traffic stop was conducted on a vehicle near Ashwood Drive and Bloomfield Road in correlation with a narcotics trafficking investigation by Detectives with the Guernsey County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) and Central Ohio Drug Enforcement Task Force (CODE). 

On that afternoon/evening, it was known by Detectives that it was highly likely that Kristopher Whitehair (age 40) of Cambridge and James Edwards (age 47) of Cambridge were traveling to the Columbus area to purchase narcotics with the intention to return the narcotics to Guernsey County to sell/distribute.

Detectives, along with assistance from GCSO Road Deputies, set up in the area where it was known Edwards and Whitehair would likely return in an attempt to intercept the vehicle they were in upon their return. 

Detectives in the area identified a suspect vehicle near the area and relayed this information to Deputies in a marked cruiser nearby. Deputies obtained probable cause for a traffic stop on the suspect vehicle and subsequently stopped it as it pulled into the yard of a residence off Ashwood Drive. 

During the course of the investigation, an F1 level of suspected fentanyl and an F2 amount of suspected methamphetamine was located in the suspect vehicle and near the area of the traffic stop, which had been thrown from the driver’s side window of the vehicle. 

Deputies/detectives on the scene took into custody the driver of this vehicle, Whitehair (who did not have a valid driver’s license), and the passenger, Edwards. 

Following the traffic stop, consent was also obtained for Whitehair’s residence, which led to the seizure of a loaded semi-automatic firearm and other drug paraphernalia-related evidence consistent with drug trafficking. 

Since the investigation, Whitehair and Edwards have been in custody at the Guernsey County Jail and have been charged with the following: 

Whitehair Charges:
- F1 Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F1 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F2 Trafficking in a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F2 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F3 Tampering with Evidence
- F3 Having Weapons While Under Disability 

Edwards Charges:
- F1 Complicity in the Commission of an Offense
- F2 Complicity in the Commission of an Offense
- F1 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound
- F2 Possession of a Fentanyl-Related Compound

Sheriff Paden praised his Detectives and Deputies for their work in this investigation and stated the following, “Use this as yet another example to you people who want to continue to sell drugs in this area…This will be your fate sooner or later. My people work tirelessly on these cases, and even though these cases can take some time, you will be caught. The cases my guys are putting forward for these drug dealers are ensuring that when they do go through the legal system and go away, they are not coming back to continue this behavior anytime soon.Image attachmentImage attachment
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