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Last updated on Monday, April 14, 2014
(BEDFORD) - Three people were arrested in Bedford after police found a large amount of meth.
According to a probable cause affidavit, Bloomington Police were contacted by a Bloomington resident saying 29-year-old Phillip Wampler-Schmidt, who lives in the 1500 block of Second Street in Bedford, was selling meth.
The informant who wore a wire and a video recorder and was given cash went to Wampler-Schmidt's home. The information was not able to buy any meth, but did video the man cutting meth on a desk and videoed another woman smoking meth.
Police secured a search warrant and went to Wampler-Schmidt's home Thursday, where they arrested him, 23-year-old Charles Pursell of Springville and 30-year-old Misty Bush of Bloomington.
Police found 3 grams of meth, digital scales, smoking devices, plastic baggies, numerous syringes, a prescription of Subozone for Pursell, and numerous other drug related items.
Wampler-Schmidt admitted he had been selling meth and that Pursell and Bush had been living with him.
All three were charged with possession of meth over 3 grams, possession of drug paraphernalia and maintaining a common nuisance. Bush and Wampler-Schmidt are also facing charges of possession of meth over 3 grams with the intent to deal. Wampler-Schmidt was also wanted on a warrant in Monroe County.
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