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Possible domestic response turns into drug bust Nicest guy arrested. Sheriffs report hearing screams on response to report of possible domestic disturbance, but male suspect at residence told them, on porch of house, that he was only screaming to relieve stress. During welfare check, officers find home grow marijuana operation, exit home and secure warrant, and confiscate drug paraphernalia, and plants on re-entry, and arrest totally cooperative 50 year old, who faced two charges this evening, while lodged in the Adair County Regional Jail Click on headline for full story, photo(s) By Ed Waggener An Adair County man faced two charges in Adair County Jail this afternoon, Monday, July 18, 2011, following a rather strange string of events. Dennis J. Allison, aged 50 years, was arrested, though Deputy Aaron Rainwater said it was almost hard to make the arrest, Allison was so cooperative and so nice - maybe the nicest man he ever had a part in taking to jail. According to the sheriffs, it started when Adair County Deputies answered a call to investigate a possible domestic disturbance at Lot 16, on Rooks-Denton RD, they could hear, from the driveway entrance approximately 75 yards away, a man inside the residence screaming very loudly. At the house, they were met by a man on the front porch who told them he was simply screaming to relieve stress. When the deputies entered the resident to make a welfare check, they report that they found that the man was the only person there, but they said they did discover a home grow marijuana operation. They exited the residence and obtained a search warrant, served it, and re-entered the residence. In the operation, they report they seized several lights, fans, a quantity of Miracle Grow, several marijuana pipes and a quantity of rolling papers, and one set of scales. Also confiscated were 25 black bowls containing suspected marijuana plants, and confiscated two garbage bags containing suspected marijuana residue. Allison was charged with cultivating marijuana, five plants or more, 2nd offense; and having drug paraphernalia buy/possess, 1st offense.Assisting Sheriff Harrison Moss in the arrest were Deputies Aaron Rainwater and Deputy & Chief Bailiff Richard Redmon. This story was posted on 2011-07-18 21:41:17
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