Madison County Sheriff Ben Stewart reports that in the midst of dealing with the flooding river issues the Sheriff’s Office received a 911 call from a resident that came home to discover her home being burglarized and the perpetrators rapidly driving off.
The incident occurred on Monday the 4th day of March 2013 at 1:00 PM. The residence was located not far from the flooding waters on Lambs Ear Drive. The owner provided a detailed description of the vehicle fleeing the area and Sheriff Stewart located the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop on Old Blue Springs Road. Corporal Mike Maurice soon arrived at the traffic stop and an investigation determined that the two occupants had burglarized the residence and been staying there for several days. Other Officers at the scene further determined that the two subjects had been cooking meth while staying at the residence.
The Sheriff’s Office Drug Task Force arrived on scene and conducted the drug investigation and field tested the substance that tested positive for methamphetamine. Investigators from Hamilton and Taylor Counties assisted with the identification and dismantling of the “meth” cook. SWS Environmental from Jacksonville was contacted by DEA as a contractor to perform the lab clean-up and removal. Evidence that was collected includes meth oil, scales, paraphernalia as well as video and pictures. The samples will be sent to FDLE lab for further weights and chemistries.
The subjects were identified and charged with the following:
1. David Edwin Blackman, W/M, DOB: 08/06/1988, of 6609 Clyattville-Lake Park Road Valdosta, Ga.
2. Brandy Lynn Placzkowski, W/F, DOB: 10/0/1992, of 395 Clover Ave Madison, FL.
Charged: Burglary, Theft, Trafficking Methamphetamine, Manufacturing Methamphetamine
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