Indianapolis-based drug organization busted

Medication have been coming from California to Indianapolis, and being bought by a person named Keybo, says U.S. Atty. Zach Myers. He introduced the indictment of Keybo and 20 different individuals Friday morning. The courtroom paperwork say Keith “Keybo” Jones, 56, of Indianapolis, had his 12-year-old daughter concerned within the operation.

The indictment says the medication have been coming from Kevin Backstrom, 56, of Los Angeles and another person from Scorching Desert Springs, Calif., and have been being shipped to Indy.

The packages contained meth, cocaine and fentanyl.

Keybo Jones was the boss. He had members of his crew getting the packages at their homes and companies and stash them at 2877 North Centennial St. in Indy, which is simply off Lafayette Rd., on the northwest aspect. That was the the principle distribution level.

Courtroom paperwork say Jones enlisted his 12-year-old daughter within the enterprise, with out giving specifics.

The operation was busted Thursday when regulation enforcement from 22 businesses received search warrants and searched 25 areas in Ft. Wayne, Indianapolis and Los Angeles. Twenty individuals ended up in jail, together with Jones and Backstrom, together with Jamie Rayner, 32, of Indy; Imany Jones, 30, of Indy; Tameka Washington, 47, of Indy; Jerry Bibbs, 54, of Ft. Wayne; Emmanuel O’Hara, 24, of Ft. Wayne; Danyale Buchanan, 52; Charles Davis, 37; LaDonna Jones, 38; Anthony Moore, 36; Marcus “Previous Hat” Miles, 47; Steve “Friday” Younger, 39; Sean Devonish, 44; Katrina Geen, 50; Frederick Garner, 52; Nicholas Ray, 31; Theodore “Grover” Poinsett, Jr., 41; William Starks, 58, all of Indianapolis.

All have been indicted on expenses associated to drug dealing and will get jail sentences. Jones, charged with persevering with a felony enterprise, faces a doable life sentence.

Authorities discovered 43 weapons, $300,000 in money and many medication, together with meth, cocaine and sufficient fentanyl to kill a half million individuals.