CROSSVILLE —
Deputies responding to a report of suspicious activity at a Lake Tansi residence recovered drugs and materials that resulted in five drug-related charges being filed against a suspect.
Michael Lynn Vaughn, 46, 1013 Lancer Ct., is charged with manufacture, delivery or sale of methamphetamine, manufacture, delivery or sale of marijuana, two counts of simple possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Bond was set at $26,500 and Vaughn is to appear in General Sessions Court on Dec. 10.
Deputies responded to a community report of suspicious activity at the Vaughn residence on Nov. 14 and found the suspect sitting on a couch in the living room.
Once inside the residence, Vaughn reportedly gave Deputy Dustin Jackson and Cpl. Kevin Davis permission to search the mobile home.
In a bedroom, deputies recovered a used syringe and several unused syringes. They also found a small amount of meth in the bedroom. In a dresser was found two plastic bags containing 1.8 ounces of marijuana in each bag, digital pocket scale and box of plastic bags.
A search warrant was obtained to secure and preserve records for Vaughn's cell phone, with all evidence seized sent to the TBI crime lab for analysis.
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