Children found in drug-infested Naples homes, five arrested for trafficking narcotics

Five Naples residents person been arrested for cause trafficking and possession portion having respective children successful their homes.

The pursuing suspects were investigated, served hunt warrants and arrested by the Naples Police Department Special Investigations Unit successful coordination with the Collier County Sheriff's Office Special Response Bureau:

• Jordan Dunnbacke, 39

• Joylan Salters, 37

• Brandon Perry, 42

• Martha Wright, 62

• Cadwaller Martin, 43

Naples constabulary detectives were surveilling a location connected the 500 artifact of 13th Street North successful the River Park East vicinity of Naples, wherever they observed Dunneback and Salters, according to an apprehension report.

A hunt of the location netted respective bags filled with drugs including heroin, cocaine and marijuana. Police arrested 2 individuals connected cause trafficking and possession charges, due to the fact that of a ample quantity of heroin recovered successful the freezer.

In the location straight adjacent doorway to Salters' and Dunneback's residence, detectives recovered Perry, Wright and Martin. In this home, cocaine, marijuana and different cause paraphernalia accordant with the sale/manufacture of narcotics were found, according to an apprehension report.

Perry and Wright were arrested connected assorted cause possession charges.

Martin, who is simply a registered convicted felon, was recovered successful possession of respective firearms and was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.

According to the Naples Police Department, determination were besides respective children wrong some homes, prompting the Department of Children and Families to instrumentality custody of each of the children present.

"When children are forced to unrecorded successful these unsafe environments, it's not conscionable amerciable — it's unacceptable," Naples Police Chief Ciro Dominguez said successful a merchandise astir the arrests.

This nonfiction primitively appeared connected Naples Daily News: Naples homes filled with narcotics, firearms and children