JACKSON, Tenn. — Nineteen people have been indicted in what officials say was a large-scale drug trafficking operation tied to methamphetamine distribution across West Tennessee, following a two-year investigation involving multiple law enforcement agencies.
U.S. Attorney D. Michael Dunavant and District Attorney General Neil Thompson announced the unsealing of the indictments, calling the case the result of a coordinated effort between federal, state and local partners.
According to court documents, the investigation focused on an alleged drug network operating between May 2024 and February 2026, with defendants accused of working together to distribute methamphetamine throughout West Tennessee…