A sweeping, multi-agency drug investigation has led to the arrest of 20 people accused of operating a drug trafficking network across metro Atlanta and middle Georgia.
According to the Spalding County Sheriff’s Office, the investigation conducted with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and several local agencies uncovered an organization led by Brandon “Twin” Williams and Gregory “Chuck” Dodson.
Investigators say the group supplied methamphetamine, fentanyl and other illegal drugs to people in Spalding, Fayette and surrounding counties. Authorities believe the organization may also be linked to fentanyl overdose deaths in Spalding County.
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Officials say Williams and Dodson used houses in DeKalb and Clayton counties to distribute large amounts of drugs to traffickers, who then brought them back into Spalding, Fayette and local communities…