a Florida pair who saw themselves as business owners happened to be arrested when they reportedly installed a drive-thru screen in their cellular home that they were able to promote medications. William Parrish Jr. and McKenzee Dobbs from Ocala were arrested by authorities during a raid that occurred after four drug overdoses happened in your community, in accordance with
WFTV
. The medications in question had been eventually traced on the couple’s residence and authorities wasted no time at all in getting the operation closed.

1. 
   They used their particular kitchen area screen as a drive-thru.
   
   To avoid having their typical consumers to arrive and from their house, Ocala Police say Parrish and Dobbs utilized the home window as a drive-thru with indicators directing people where to go.
2. 
   They also had official opening hrs uploaded.
   
   Authorities point out that besides guidelines when it comes down to drive-thru, there had been in addition posts indicating whenever the few’s drug business was available or enclosed.
3. 
   The couple had been lacing their heroin with fentanyl.
   
   “we had been watching some overdose incidents that have been occurring in this region, especially during this certain location,” said Ocala Police Capt. Steven Cuppy. “There [were] some heroin product sales that were going on there. Subsequently, through examination, we were capable figure out that product was laced with fentanyl.”
4. 
   Both Parrish and Dobbs had been arrested and booked on numerous fees.
   
   Parrish, 32, ended up being charged with keeping a home used to sell medicines, possession of medicines with intention to sell, resisting arrest without violence, and driving under the influence, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s workplace. Dobbs, 20, was actually charged with equivalent, minus the DUI.

Overdoses lead authorities to alleged
#Ocala
medication house which had drive-thru screen
https://t.co/q3i0lbZNaC
#wftv
pic.twitter.com/6w8amdTfAn

— Jason Kelly (@JasonKelly407)
August 30, 2018