Sheriff Ingle and Chief Deputy Corkren attend the Alabama District Attorneys Association Conference in Orange Beach, AL. During the conference the Fayette County Drug Awareness vehicle is displayed. Sheriff Ingle thanked the ADAA for allowing the use of the ZeroMeth logo in his program.

The Fayette County Sheriff's Office has added a Drug Awareness vehicle to their fight against drugs. The 1982 Cadillac Hearse is equipped with flat screen monitors in each side window for viewing of anti-drug videos. The casket is equiped with a camera and monitor so that the person looking into the casket sees their own image lying in the casket. This vehicle is available to schools, churchs, and civic groups. Contact the sheriff's office to schedule an appointment.

March 30, 2008

Sheriff Deputies Byron Yerby and Robert Jenkins along with 24th DTF Agent Mark Allison are pictured below with meth lab components seized at 53 Sprinkle Rd. Adam Wright and Ruby Sizemore were arrested and charged with Manufacturing Controlled Substance 1st degree and Trafficking in Methamphetamine.

March 5, 2008

Sheriff Deputy Phillip Taylor, 24th DTF Agent Mark Allison, WANS Agents Jeremy Hammack and Bob White, Sheriff Rodney Ingle, and Chief Deputy Barry Corkren are pictured with the components of a meth lab, along with $7,597 in cash and 16 grams of meth that were recovered from the residence of Buddy Gregory Webb, 324 Webb Rd. Bankston, AL.

Fayette County Sheriff Rodney Ingle, Deputy Jared Taylor, Chief Deputy Barry Corkren and Agent Mark Allison pull up marijuana plants found off Co. Rd. 27.

Fayette County Sheriff's Office working closely with 24th Judicial Criminal Investigations, 24th Judicial Drug Task Force, Fayette P.D., Marion County Drug Task Force, and the Marion County Sheriff's Office seize 54 pounds of marijuana and make one arrest around 4:00 am in the Bankston Community.