A state grand jury has indicted 3 Lexington County residents for drug trafficking.
Benjamin Jamal Johnson, a/k/a Slim, 31, of Batesburg; Shiv Balvant Tailor, 21, of Lexington; and Savannah …
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A state grand jury has indicted 3 Lexington County residents for drug trafficking.
Benjamin Jamal Johnson, a/k/a Slim, 31, of Batesburg; Shiv Balvant Tailor, 21, of Lexington; and Savannah Lynn Stroud, 20, of Lexington, were charged with trafficking heroin 14-28 grams.
Specifically, the indictment alleged the defendants conspired to deal counterfeit "Roxies" – a mixture of heroin and other substances including fentanyl.
The case was investigated by the grand jury, the Attorney General and the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department.
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