Dothan, Ala. (WDNews) —
A major drug investigation led to the arrest of three Dothan residents on Friday, May 30.
The arrest followed a traffic stop and home search conducted by the Houston County Sheriff’s Office and the ALEA State Bureau of Investigation’s Region B Drug Task Force.
The operation unfolded at a residence in the 1000 block of S. Brannon Stand Road. Authorities say the search led to the discovery of fentanyl, and all three suspects were taken into custody on trafficking charges.
The following individuals were arrested:
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Micheal David Bolick, 55, of Dothan –
Bond set at $1.5 million (left)
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Ashley Kara Worth, 42, of Dothan –
Bond set at $1.5 million (middle)
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Andrew Seth Thomley, 30, of Dothan –
Bond set at $150,000 (right)
All three face one count of trafficking fentanyl, a charge that carries significant penalties in Alabama due to the drug’s deadly potency and increasing impact across the state.
The ADETF Region B is a collaborative effort that includes the Coffee, Houston, Dale and Geneva County Sheriff’s Offices, along with multiple local police departments across southeast Alabama. The task force focuses on disrupting drug networks and trafficking routes throughout the Wiregrass.
Authorities have not released further details on the amount of fentanyl seized or if additional charges are expected.
Mugshots Courtesy of Houston County Sheriff’s Office.
