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Meth charges leveled after probation check
by Sherry Matthews
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Jun 23, 2012 | 27600 views | 8 8 comments | 12 12 recommendations | email to a friend | print
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What was supposed to be a routine probation inspection turned out to be far more, when officers with the Division of Community Corrections discovered material associated with manufacturing methamphetamine.

The occupants of the 79 Junk Yard Lane residence — Christopher Evan Paul Jackson, 22, and Selena Noel Anders, 20, of Pearson Road, Clinton — were initially taken into custody for possession of meth, but once a warrant was obtained and the premises searched, those charges escalated.

Jackson was also charged with manufacturing methamphetamine, maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substances; and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was released under a $35,000 bond, with his first court appearance scheduled for July 6.

Anderson was additionally charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. She was released on a $15,000 bond, with her first court appearance slated for July 6.

When officers discovered the materials at the Junk Yard Lane residence, they called for assistance from the county’s Special Investigation Division, as well as the Sheriff’s Department.

The search turned up, reports show, all the components necessary for the production of meth.

Officers were on the scene throughout Thursday night, and reports were not released until late Friday afternoon.



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miasue10
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June 29, 2012
Apparently you care and have for about three years now. Never once

have you left it alone. Every chance you get, every story you see, your the first to comment. Your opinion of them does not define who they are. It used to be Ryan and now its Christopher. Must be killing you that Ryan hasn't given you anything to talk about or maybe you know him from Justin. Christopher will do his time and maybe learn his lesson like his brother did. There is nothing wrong with that gene pool. They chose their lives and they can fix them. My children are not to be classified by your remarks. My children are not on trial here just because they have Jackson blood running through their veins. How about you find something more productive with your life and time.
lafus_crickamus2
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June 29, 2012
Who cares? It's the jackson family saga. I love reading about this nutty family.
sccitizen
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June 27, 2012
Is her last name Anders or Anderson? I wonder when the Sampson Independent will start caring about spelling and grammar. Maybe the newspaper needs better editors.
lafus_crickamus2
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June 24, 2012
AGAIN? I have noticed the "OCCUPANTS" of 73 Junkyard Lane have been pretty quiet lately. I have to ask a question though. You're on probation and you know your PO ( probation officer for those living at the "Acres" and the "Lake") will check on you from time to time with no warning, BUT you make meth at your residence ARE you that stupid? I just hope the jackson gene pool at Junkyard Lane doesn't infect the rest of humanity like a Zombie Apocalypse.

Thank you, Jackson family of 73 Junkyard Lane for gracing us with your stupid children.
Bryan Griffin
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June 29, 2012
Lafus

The folks over at "The Acres" do appreciate your help with PO. And to think all these years i thought it stood for post office. Thanks again.
SIStrumpet
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June 24, 2012
Junkyard Lane and a Jackson.... could the animal shelter please work out a deal with Oglesby to get some sterilization done over there? I'm not talking about the dogs either. Hey lafus would you help pay for the procedure? We would all appreciate it but unfortunately that would mean the SI would have to report on something besides what that brood was being arrested for each week.
laboone
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June 25, 2012
First off let me just say to you Candy Jackson doesn't live there anymore! And secondly it's not her fault her adult step-son got himself in trouble. So you can take her name out of your nasty mouth!! And most importantly who are you to judge anyone? Yes what he has done is a dangerous crime and should be dealt with make no mistake about that. People make mistakes and hopefully they learn from them and yes sometimes it may take a while to learn but you can't give up hope.
lawenforce
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June 24, 2012
Good job to all who had their hand in taking thesr two off the street.. now someone please explain the low bond?someone should jave to answer for this.
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