The investigation that resulted in the recent arrest of a Georgia couple on charges of making and selling fentanyl on the dark web has now expanded into North Carolina.
This led to the arrest of Donna Brown in North Carolina, a relative of the couple-more specifically the mother of the man allegedly involved in trading fentanyl over the dark web.
Cops: Local man used windfall from selling deadly Fentanyl pills to buy stockpile of weapons. Live report at 4pm. pic.twitter.com/vne97lWJQv
- Tom Regan (@tomreganWSB) March 19, 2019
The Search of Brown's North Carolina Home and Storage Unit
Following the arrest of Frederick Michelsen, 35, and his wife, Elizabeth Michelsen, 28, earlier this month, the Cherokee Multi-Agency Narcotics Squad proceed to search the residence of Frederick Michelsen's mother in North Carolina.
CMANS agents found a significant volume of drugs in the home owned by Donna Brown, 52.
She was charged with trafficking of both fentanyl and heroin, possession of Xanax and THC, with intent to distribute, as well as possession of marijuana, cocaine, LSD and Dronabinol Liquid, all with intent to distribute. For the Dronabinol liquid, Brown was charged on two counts.
On Friday of last week, law enforcement also searched Brown's rented storage unit in Paulding County, Georgia.
A stockpile consisting of more than 20 weapons including rifles, pistols and two bump stocks were found and seized.
The agents believe the ammunition belongs to Brown's son, Frederick Michelsen.
Currently detained Cherokee County jail, Brown is held without bond.
