DeKalb police make 11 drug arrests at four gas stations after citizens complain

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. — DeKalb police made 11 arrests this week in a county-wide operation at four gas stations.

The investigation was conducted along with the ATF after police received multiple complaints that people were selling narcotics at the gas stations.

During the operation, there were 10 felony arrests and one misdemeanor arrest.

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Police seized 242 grams of marijuana, 189 pills of ecstasy, 60 pills of oxycodone, 2 grams of cocaine, and a stolen handgun.

The four gas stations where these drug sales occurred were Chevrons on 4480 Glenwood Road and 7046 Covington Highway, an Exxon on 2501 Columbia Drive, and a Shell on 6039 Hillandale Drive.

Police identified the following suspects:

• 27-year-old Rashod Fortson
• 20-year-old Montavious King
• 43-year-old Trellis Williams
• 21-year-old Collin Davis
• 21-year-old Ramon Felder
• 33-year-old Dalonn White
• 33-year-old Nolan Hogues
• 22-year-old William Booker
• 25 year-old Alizaah Wade
• 19-year-old Martez White
• 26-year-old Carl Benjamin

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