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Hammond Man Faces Meth Charges After Police Buy

Hammond Man Faces Severe Drug Charges: A Police Operation Uncovers Meth Dealing and Paraphernalia at Home A Hammond man, Timothy Westerfield, is accused of selling methamphetamine to a police informant in his own home, leading to multiple charges including dealing, possession, maintaining a nuisance, and resisting law enforcement. The investigation began with a controlled buy, followed by a search warrant after positive identifications. During the SWAT raid, Westerfield resisted arrest, and a woman was found with meth in the garage. The search revealed an AR-pistol, crystal-like substance, digital scales, baggies, and opioid pills, indicating ongoing dealing. Westerfield is now in custody without bail, highlighting the impact of such operations on neighborhoods. Checkout Solipillow.com

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