When deputies decided to initiate a traffic stop late Saturday night due to a turn signal violation, they discovered none of the car’s three occupants had a valid driver’s license. All three went to jail and two have been charged with possession of methamphetamine.

Tamera Dawn Crosley, 23; Kiley J. Long, 39; and Joshua Cain Brinson, 25; all from Jasonville, were all booked in to the Greene County Jail by Greene County Sheriff’s Det. Shawn Cullison.

Det. Cullison was in a fully marked patrol vehicle with GCSD Sgt. Bobby Pierce headed west on County Road 200 South behind a silver Ford passenger car around 11:35 p.m. Saturday, September 22. When the Ford came to the T-intersection of CR 200 S and State Road 59, it stopped at the stop sign then turned on its left turn signal, then turned it off, then turned on the right signal, then turned right. Cullison said the car failed to signal its intentions to turn right prior to 200 feet before the turn.

The deputies conducted a traffic stop. Brinson was driving. Crosley was in the front passenger seat. Long was in the back seat.

A records check revealed nobody in the car had a valid driver’s license – all were suspended.

When GCSD Deputy Alan Jackson and Jasonville Police Officer Andrew Duguay, along with JPD K9 Blitz, arrived to assist, Blitz performed a free air sniff around the vehicle and alerted to the presence of a controlled substance. All three occupants were asked to exit the car and due to the K9’s positive alert, all three were searched.

Det. Cullison reported a clear plastic bag containing a white crystal substance that field tested positive as methamphetamine was found in Long’s cigarette pack.

Inside the car in the area where Crosley had been sitting, Cullison reported they found green plant-like material that field tested positive as marijuana, a white crystal substance that field tested positive as methamphetamine, pipes, a metal grinder, a piece of a straw, and sticky notes with different weights written down next to the words “personal” and “sale” along with other items of paraphernalia.

Brinson’s bond was set at $1,000 surety with ten percent cash. He has bonded out and is now scheduled to appear in court for an initial hearing in early October on a charge of driving while suspended, a knowing violation with a prior conviction – a Class A misdemeanor.

Long’s bond was set at $4,000 surety with ten percent cash allowed. She has bonded out and was charged with possession of methamphetamine – a Level 6 felony, and possession of paraphernalia – a Class C misdemeanor, when she appeared in court on Tuesday.

Crosley’s bond was set at $4,000 surety with ten percent cash allowed. She has bonded out and was charged with possession of methamphetamine – a Level 6 felony, possession of marijuana – a Class B misdemeanor, and possession of paraphernalia – a Class C misdemeanor, when she appeared in court on Tuesday.