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Sheriff's office makes meth, tax scam arrests

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Rachel McDaniel
in Crime and Arrests
Wednesday, October 5. 2011
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Three people were arrested last week after alert neighbors noted suspicious activity at a Williamson home. On Sept. 29, Pike County sheriff’s narcotics agents executed a search warrant at 119 Little St. in Williamson. Citizen complaints had been received about illegal drug use and sales taking place at this residence. The ensuing investigation resulted in the search warrant being issued.

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#1 Donna on 10/06/11 at 07:43 PM
I was informed Ray Sharpe was a paralegal who worked with a local lawyer. Something wasn't right about him. I know he's a thief, a liar, and those who hire him are no better. Those who covered for him are just as dirty and low down.... They tend to hold office around here... I guess they will cover for him again....
#2 walkin boss on 10/07/11 at 03:04 PM
Sometimes you can take the boy out of the prison but you can't take the prison out of the boy.
#3 Pike Political Insider on 10/08/11 at 09:01 AM
Why in the world would the Sheriff's office make meth? Don't sound right.
#4 concerned citizen on 10/11/11 at 03:25 PM
I am a little concerned about the title of this story. "sheriff's office makes meth". That can't be good for the county.
#5 Donna on 10/13/11 at 01:10 AM
It's really simple. Most people can read text messages. I can't even make a phone call on one of those phones, much-less text.
Ever who wrote the story put a comma between make's meth and tax scam arrest. They were assuming that if you can read text and regular composed articles you would be able to understand it. There is another punctuation symbol that could have been used & it may have made it more understandable for some people.
It would have looked like this, " Sheriff's office makes meth, & tax scam arrests."
#6 ain't skeerred!!!! on 10/13/11 at 01:21 PM
Donna it is a tax scam if they make meth, sell it in our county without taxing it. Just think how much SPLOST money we are missing.
#7 fat bass tard on 10/13/11 at 02:17 PM
or how about:

Sheriff's office makes arrests for meth. and tax scam.
#8 Cheeco on 10/13/11 at 05:47 PM
Does this mean when I buy it at the Concord Fair I will have to pay tax plus a penny to SPLOST? Ain't fair at all, cheaper in Washington DC and NO TAX.
#9 Solo on 11/09/11 at 02:22 PM
Unfortunately, I am a victim of Ray Sharpe as well. He scammed my wife and I out of more than $3,500. He was also in cahoots with a supposed retired judge who was going to get a federal lien removed for us. Come to find out, Ray has been doing this for quite some time. He's done prison time before here in Georgia. If anyone out there needs a witness to testify to his dastardly deeds, I am available!!!
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