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One of four accused in West Plains drug bust to serve 3 years probation

By Jessica Hammer,

9 days ago

WEST PLAINS, Mo. — One of four people accused in a drug trafficking operation in March 2024 has been sentenced.

Online court records show that a judge suspended a three-year sentence for Heather Patrice Stouffer, who will spend three years on supervised probation for four counts of delivering a controlled substance.

A probable cause statement from the West Plains Police Department says Stouffer was in the room, along with three other people, when officers served a search warrant at a hotel on March 26, 2024.

Police found 70 capsules during their search, all suspected to contain fentanyl, and several used syringes, spoons, straws, a bag of suspected methamphetamine, and pill bottles containing more of the fentanyl capsules.

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Stacy jerry Bryson

8d ago

in other words you didn't find anything that means they where wrong wowwww

Run Jane Run

8d ago

I'm waiting for them to actually catch the top dealers who is bringing it into our community. It's always locals which is good but seriously until they stop the main vein coming out of poplar bluff St Louis Springfield it's not going to change

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