On Wednesday May 15, UNIT Officers along with the assistance of the Starke County SWAT Team, Marshall County Police, Plymouth Police and Indiana State Police executed a search warrant at 4400 Lilac Road in Plymouth. The warrant was issued after an investigation conducted by the UNIT, resulting in the arrest of nine people and the removal of two children from the home. Officers recovered various narcotics and narcotic equipment as well as two firearms. During the operation the following people were arrested and lodged at the Marshall County Jail. 
Sean Snyder- Unlawful possession of a syringe Level 6 Felony, Possession of a narcotic drug-enhancement Level 5 Felony and Maintaining a common nuisance Level 6 Felony. $10,000 cash bond 
Julie Snyder-Maintaining a common Nuisance Level 6 Felony, Possession of Methamphetamine-enhancement Level 5 Felony $10,000 cash bond 
Melvin Shane Snyder- Maintaining a common nuisance Level 6 Felony, Unlawful Possession of a Syringe Level 6 Felony, Possession of Marijuana class B Misdemeanor $5,000 cash bond 
Melvin John Snyder – Maintaining a common nuisance Level 6 Felony, Possession of Methamphetamine- enhancement Level 5 Felony. 
Jesse Knepp- Maintaining a common nuisance Level 6 Felony, Possession of Methamphetamine Level 6 Felony, Possession of Marijuana A Misdemeanor $5,000 cash bond 
Charles Miltenberger III- Possession of Methamphetamine Level 6 Felony, Possession of Marijuana Class A Misdemeanor, Possession of a Narcotic Drug-enhancement Level 5 Felony $10,000 cash bond 
Britany Griffin- Neglect of a Dependent level 6 Felony, Possession of Marijuana B Misdemeanor, Visiting a common nuisance B Misdemeanor $5,000 cash bond 
Morgan Smith- Unlawful possession of a syringe Level 6 Felony, Possession of a narcotic drug-enhancement Level 5 Felony and Maintaining a common nuisance Level 6 Felony. $10,000 cash bond
Anthony Cromey- Unlawful possession of a syringe Level 6 Felony, Possession of a narcotic drug-enhancement Level 5 Felony and Maintaining a common nuisance Level 6 Felony. $10,000 cash bond
Readers are reminded that charging information supported by an affidavit of probable cause is merely an allegation that a crime has been committed and that there is only probable cause to believe a crime has been committed. They are presumed innocent throughout the proceedings and are entitled to be represented by counsel and entitled to a trial by jury at which the State is obligated to provide proof beyond a reasonable doubt before a judgment of guilt may be made.
