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Haeli Epperson, 4 Others Arrested in Jail Drug Smuggling Case

Natchitoches Parish Sheriff: Ketamine-laced documents seized

by Amelia Crawford

NATCHITOCHES PARISH, La. (KALB) – Authorities have arrested five suspects following an extensive investigation into a drug smuggling operation at LaSalle Correctional Facility, according to the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff’s Office.

The probe uncovered a criminal conspiracy to sneak Ketamine, a Schedule I controlled substance, into the prison by coating legal documents with chemical compounds.

The following individuals were taken into custody:

Haeli Epperson, 34, of Natchitoches: Charged with possession of methamphetamine, introduction of contraband into a penal institution, and forgery.

Timothy Meshell, 41, of Marthaville: Charged with two counts of criminal conspiracy, introduction of contraband into a penal institution, and possession with intent to distribute ketamine.

Kristopher Burks, 25, of Natchitoches: Charged with two counts of criminal conspiracy, introduction of contraband into a penal institution, and possession with intent to distribute ketamine.

Charlaigha Morris, 25, of Natchez: Charged with two counts of criminal conspiracy, introduction of contraband into a penal institution, and accessory to possession with intent to distribute ketamine.

Donovan Solitaire, 25, of Natchitoches: Charged with criminal conspiracy, introduction of contraband into a penal institution, and distribution of ketamine.

Officials say the group used forged legal documents treated with ketamine to bypass security protocols and introduce the drugs into the correctional facility. The investigation remains ongoing and further arrests may follow.

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