Pulaski County Sheriff Bobby Jones confirms three individuals were arrested Wednesday following a drug-related search at a Bronston.

The Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Division had been watching the home of suspected drug dealer Eric Gosser, 41, who had active warrants. After securing a search warrant, detectives—alongside the Patrol Division and U.S. Marshals—executed the raid.

Inside the residence, Gosser was found with approximately 14.4 grams of methamphetamine, $310 in cash, a pistol, and additional drugs and paraphernalia nearby. He was arrested on multiple charges, including:

- Trafficking in methamphetamine (enhanced with a firearm)

- Possession of a handgun by a convicted felon

- Possession of controlled substances and drug paraphernalia

- Parole violation

Also inside was Keith Taylor, 51, who had an active probation violation warrant. He was found with 3.7 grams of meth and a glass pipe. Taylor faces charges for:

- Possession of methamphetamine

- Drug paraphernalia

- Multiple probation violations

Outside the residence, deputies encountered Megan Bennett, 33, exiting a vehicle with a purse containing meth, marijuana, and Gabapentin tablets. Bennett resisted arrest, became combative, and had to be forcibly placed in a cruiser. She was charged with:

- Possession of methamphetamine and marijuana

- Possession of a controlled substance

- Disorderly conduct

During the operation, one individual admitted to ingesting pills shortly before officers arrived. Deputies administered Narcan, and EMS assessed the individual, who declined further treatment.

The investigation, led by Detective Trent Massey, remains ongoing. Agencies assisting included the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division, U.S. Marshals Service, and Somerset/Pulaski EMS.