Florida drug dealer suspected of meth trafficking arrested for 25th time: police

A convicted felon in Florida was arrested for the twenty fifth time in Putnam County on Friday, police mentioned.

East Palatka resident Casey Judd Howe, 49, was charged with first-degree felony trafficking in methamphetamines and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon on Friday night time.

The Putnam County Sheriff’s Workplace introduced that their deputies tracked the suspect all the way down to a sequestered property in Flagler County.

“With the help of Flagler County Deputies and after an in depth search of the property, Howe was arrested on his warrants for first-degree felony trafficking in methamphetamines and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon,” the Putnam County Sheriff’s Workplace mentioned in a Fb publish.

“As a bit of added bonus, the proprietor of the property had an unrelated warrant for his arrest,” police added.

Howe’s first Putnam County arrest was in 1992, based on on-line data.

Most of his arrests have been associated to medicine or driving.

The suspect’s newest arrest in Putnam County was in 2015, when Howe was booked for possession of methamphetamines. 

He was charged with promoting artificial narcotics the yr earlier than.