Montgomery, Alabama – Six members of a local drug trafficking organization were sentenced yesterday, announced George L. Beck, Jr., United States Attorney for the Middle District of Alabama.  U.S. District Judge Myron H. Thompson sentenced Eric Jerome Parker, 30, of Troy; Christopher Darrin Alloway, 23, of Troy; Ronisha Rawshon Carter, 21, of Troy; Willie Pereze Boggan, 27, of Greenville; Brian Javoris Walker, 30, of Greenville; and Kelvin Dewayne Anderson, 33, of Dothan, on drug trafficking charges.  They join Jason Terrell Davenport, 21, of Troy, who was sentenced on July 5, 2012. 

Troy Police arrested two people Friday, July 6th in connection with drug related crimes according to information released by Chief Jimmy Ennis.

Officers are also investigating the burglary of a storage building at a construction site on East Walnut Street and a criminal mischief at a church on South 3 Notch Street reported Monday July 9th. 

Victoria Paul, a 19-year-old black female, was arrested on an outstanding warrant at approximately 2:00 p.m. Friday July 6th on Aster Avenue for possession of marijuana 1st degree in connection with an incident that occurred on Thursday June 7th.

Troy Police also arrested Stephen Michael Rushing Friday July 6th approximately 7:00 pm.

Troy Police have arrested two suspects in connection with the early Friday morning burglary of an occupied apartment on the 800 block of South Brundidge Street according to information released by Chief Jimmy Ennis.

The two black male suspects arrested are identified as 19-year-old Akeem Jamars Walker and 20-year-old Jeremy Jermain Swanson both from Troy. 

Walker was arrested Friday and charged with burglary 2nd degree and receiving stolen property 2nd degree.  His bond is $20,000.00 in the burglary charge and $5,000.00 in the receiving stolen property charge.  Swanson was arrested today at about 11:00 a.m.