WILMINGTON — Grand jurors indicted a man in connection with a local traffic stop when he allegedly put a bag of 113 fentanyl capsules into his mouth before spitting it out.

Bradley Allen Bennett, 29, of Wilmington, is indicted with aggravated possession of drugs (fentanyl), aggravated trafficking in drugs (fentanyl), possessing cocaine and trafficking in heroin.

Shortly after the March 31 incident, a Wilmington police detective said crime lab results indicated the bag held 113 fentanyl capsules and two cocaine capsules.

Fentanyl is a painkiller “similar to but more potent than morphine,” according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). Fentanyl is a drug classified as an opioid.

“Mixing fentanyl with street-sold heroin or cocaine markedly amplifies their potency and potential dangers,” NIDA states.

Below are other individuals indicted recently in Clinton County, with the charges against them listed.

Jason Allen Wallace, 40, of Cuba, Ohio, was indicted with two counts of illegal open burning of solid wastes, and two counts of illegal emission of an air contaminant.

Maxwell Sill, 24, of Blanchester, was indicted with vandalism, and inducing panic.

Randall D. Norman, 26, of Mount Sterling, was indicted with two counts of burglary, grand theft, theft, safecracking, receiving stolen property, breaking and entering, and two counts of petty theft.

Jason Michael Beckett, 37, of Bowersville, was indicted with two counts of aggravated possession of drugs, possessing drugs, aggravated trafficking in drugs, falsification, and illegal use of food stamps or of Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program benefits.

Dustin Shayne Quigley, 29, of New Vienna, was indicted with two counts of aggravated possession of drugs, and with resisting arrest.

Jacob S. Lambert, 30, of Wilmington, was indicted with driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Stephanie A. Gude, 27, of Cincinnati, was indicted with possessing heroin.

Steven M. Garen, 41, of New Vienna, was indicted with grand theft.

Bryan K. Hilderbrandt, 38, of Lynchburg, was indicted with robbery, petty theft, and criminal trespass.

Walter E. Feiler, 35, of Martinsville, was indicted with robbery, petty theft, and criminal trespass.

Jessica C. Smith, 23, of Wilmington, was indicted with two counts of aggravated possession of drugs, and with possessing heroin.

Lavonne L. Brayton, 49, of Midland, was indicted with the illegal assembly or possession of chemicals for the manufacture of drugs, illegal manufacture of drugs, two counts of endangering children, aggravated possession of drugs, and permitting drug abuse.

Jessica N. Brayton, 18, of Midland, was indicted with the illegal assembly or possession of chemicals for the manufacture of drugs, illegal manufacture of drugs, and with two counts of endangering children.

Scott Coates, 32, of Xenia, was indicted with the aggravated possession of drugs.

Amber M. Deitz (also known as Amber Roberts), 33, of Wilmington, was indicted with the aggravated possession of drugs.

Cary Neil Overbee, 47, of Blanchester, was indicted with aggravated possession of drugs.

Rebecca L. Cox, 42, of Fairborn, was indicted with aggravated possession of drugs.

Christopher C. Jurgens, 46, of Wilmington, was indicted with possessing heroin.

Matthew J. Hudnell, 35, of Blanchester, was indicted with possessing heroin, and a violation of stopping after an accident or collision involving injuries to a person or property.

Steven D. Faulkner, 43, of Sabina, was indicted with having weapons while under disability.

Farah S. Mohammed, 34, of Louisville, Kentucky, was indicted with aggravated possession of drugs.

Justin James Landon, 32, of Wilmington, was indicted with domestic violence.

Sabrina R. Fulton, 27, with no address listed, was indicted with possessing heroin, and with aggravated possession of drugs.

Jennifer R. Piatt (also known as Estepp), 32, of New Vienna, was indicted with aggravated possession of drugs.

Thomas D. Johnson, 47, of Wilmington, was indicted with possessing cocaine, and with possessing drug abuse instruments.

Tamara Gray, 26, of Wilmington, was indicted with aggravated possession of drugs.

Jason Michael Homan, 40, of Wilmington, was indicted with endangering children, possessing heroin, and with possessing drug abuse instruments.

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