Two Georgia Men Busted for Drugs and more in Coffee County

Lyndon Baines Williams age 27 of Atlanta, GA and Demetrius Eugene Smith age 48 of Jonesboro, GA were both arrested by Tennessee Highway Patrolman Randy Euller on Sunday. The arrests occurred after the trooper stopped Williams who was operating a vehicle eastbound on I-24 in Coffee County near mile-marker 109 for a traffic violation. Williams apparently produced a driver’s license of a person that was not himself. According to the arrest warrant it was later discovered to be Williams and his license was suspended. The warrant goes onto say that allegedly Williams had in his possession 4 pink-colored pills believed to be Aderall.
The warrant says that Williams and his passenger Demetrius Eugene Smith were found to be in possession of a loaded Glock Automatic weapon that neither individual claimed responsibility for. The arrest warrants also say the men were also allegedly found to have been in possession of approximately four pounds of a green plant-like material believed to be marijuana in the trunk that neither subject claimed, two sets of digital scales, Williams had approximately $2,662 in cash on his person and Smith had approximately on his person $388.
Williams was charged with; Manufacturing/delivering/selling/possession of a controlled substance, unlawful drug paraphernalia uses and activities, unlawful carrying or possession of a weapon, schedule II drug violations, criminal impersonation and driving on revoked/suspended license. His bond was set at $86,500.
Smith is facing charges of manufacturing/delivering/selling/possession of a controlled substance, unlawful drug paraphernalia uses and activities and unlawful carrying or possession of a weapon. His bond is $81,000 and both men are scheduled for court on July 12, 2016.