GLOUCESTER COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) — On Oct. 5, evidence was presented to a Gloucester County Grand Jury following an operation that recovered narcotics from a residence, and led to the arrest of four individuals.

On July 25, the Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office and Virginia State Police Tri-River Drug Task Force executed a search warrant at the 10500 block of Indian Rd. as part of an ongoing narcotics distribution investigation, according to a release.

Over 500 grams of suspected cocaine and over $20,000 were recovered from a “fortified residence.”

The four individuals arrested were Weldon Edward Lockley, Charlotte Sue Mullins, William Lee Whiting and Phillip Lawson Ward.

They received the following charges:

  • Weldon Edward Lockley, 56 years old
    • Charged with maintaining a fortified drug house, manufacture/possession of a schedule I/II controlled substance with intent to distribute (2 counts).
    • He is held on no bond.
Weldon Edward Lockley Courtesy: Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office
  • Charlotte Sue Mullins, 55 years old
    • Charged with maintaining a fortified drug house.
    • She has been released on bond.
Charlotte Sue Mullins Courtesy: Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office
  • William Lee Whiting, 57 years old
    • Charged with maintaining a fortified drug house, manufacture/possession of a schedule I/II controlled substance with intent to distribute (2 counts).
    • He is held on no bond.
William Lee Whiting Courtesy: Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office
  • Phillip Lawson Ward, 61 years old
    • Charged with maintaining a fortified drug house.
    • He has been released on bond.
Phillip Lawson Ward Courtesy: Gloucester County Sheriff’s Office

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