UDELL —
Four Udell residents face multiple charges after search warrants yielded evidence of drug manufacturing.
On Tuesday morning, the Appanoose County Sheriff’s Office, members of the South Central Iowa Drug Task Force, Centerville Police Department, Wayne County Sheriff’s Office, Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement and Iowa State Patrol served four narcotic search warrants in the town of Udell.
Search warrants were served at the residence of Jodi Ann Sindt, 403 Main St.; the residence of Cliff Lowe at Fourth and School streets; the residence of Nunzio Lloyd at 411 Wall St.; and a garage at Fifth and Main streets.
During the investigation, evidence conducive of the manufacturing of more than five grams of methamphetamine was found in the garage at Fifth and Main streets.
As a result of the investigation the following individuals were arrested and charged:
• Cliff Allen Lowe, 40, was charged with conspiracy to manufacture more than five grams of methamphetamine, a Class B felony; possession of a firearm by felon, a Class D felony; possession of a precursor with intent to manufacture methamphetamine, a Class D felony; and ongoing criminal conduct, a Class B felony.
• Jodi Ann Sindt, 49, charged with conspiracy to manufacture more than five grams of methamphetamine, a Class B felony; and ongoing criminal conduct, a Class B felony.
• Nunzio V. Lloyd, 29, charged with conspiracy to manufacture more than five grams of methamphetamine, a Class B felony; and ongoing criminal conduct, a Class B felony.
• Marilyn M. Lloyd, 28, charged with conspiracy to manufacture more than five grams of methamphetamine, a Class B felony.
All four are being held in the custody of the Appanoose County Sheriff awaiting appearance and bond by a magistrate.
Local News
January 23, 2013
Four charged for manufacturing meth in Udell
- Local News
-
- Building toward the future OTTUMWA -- If you're planning to come to the Ottumwa school board meeting, remember that it'll be on Tuesday because of the holiday. Everything else is the same. It will be held at 6 p.m. in the board office, 422 McCarroll Drive. Nearly all of the bu
-
New life for recycled curtains in Eldon
ELDON -- The American Gothic Performing Arts Festival, in conjunction with the McHaffey Opera House in Eldon, has given new life to stage curtains reclaimed from the Ottumwa Coliseum prior to its demolition. "When we began to discuss how to create an
-
Travelers bring two lessons in one
OTTUMWA — From a teaching standpoint, the timing couldn't have been better. Ottumwa High School educator Patti Durflinger was running an errand in Eldon Thursday when she saw two miniature covered wagons. She struck up a conversation with the "driver
-
Weather will delay Beach opening
OTTUMWA — Wapello County has seen snow one day, 90 degree temperatures another and a day with severe thunderstorms knocking out power and rolling semis on their side. Now, Ottumwa's children may notice the wild climate changes this month: The Beach O
- Rain this weekend, but no washout OTTUMWA -- The bad news? Folks shouldn't expect dry weather for the holiday weekend. In fact, some of the thunderstorms could be strong to severe. The good news? Forecasters don't expect anything like the violent weather of the past week. Thunderstor
-
Ottumwan bound for Oklahoma
OTTUMWA — “We do this because we love it; we love helping people through those tough times.” That’s the message from Brandon Holstrom who will travel to Moore, Okla. today to help those impacted by the tornado that has devastated that community. Hols
- Celebrating Eldon ELDON -- The annual festival celebrating the town of less than 1,000 ties the community's bonds tighter through a weekend of music, food, performances and tournaments. American Gothic Days will take over Eldon again June 7-9. "It's the town festival,
- Lawmakers: We work together for change DES MOINES — State representatives sounded happy Thursday after their session finally ended. But they weren't just happy to be going home. “I think it was a very successful session, where we kept the budget to a sustainable level,” said Larry Sheets,
- Memorial Day weekend typically calm for parks, law enforcement OTTUMWA — With summer unofficially kicking off this weekend, area officials ask those celebrating the holiday to have fun but stay safe. Parks Director Gene Rathje said while camping in Ottumwa Park began on April 1, this weekend is the site's first
- EBF students engage in community service EDDYVILLE - The Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont School Board learned this week about community service work students recently completed throughout the area. "The students did a great job. They were engaged in some service learning opportunities in Fremo
- More Local News Headlines
