10 Arrests Made During Shelby County Drug Sweep

10 arrests were made Thursday during a multi-agency drug sweep through Shelby County.

The detail was designed to make arrests of people wanted on methamphetamine-related charges.  The charges stem from a seven-month investigation into methamphetamine production in the Shelby County area.

Those arrested Thursday and their charges:

29-year-old Andrew Cable of Springfield on two counts of methamphetamine conspiracy, a Class X felony

29-year-old Sherry Niemeyer of Charleston on a count of methamphetamine conspiracy, a Class X felony

35-year-old Rachel Price of Shelbyville, charged with two counts of methamphetamine conspiracy, one a Class 1 felony, the other a Class 2 felony

35-year-old Marti Edwards of Shelbyville on the same counts as Price

32-year-old Kelly Dressen of Pana on a Class X county of methamphetamine conspiracy

28-year-old Erica Hawker of Windsor on Class 1 and Class 2 felony counts of methamphetamine conspiracy

50-year-old Pam Williamson and 50-year-old Arnold Williamson, both of Windsor, both on a Class 1 felony count of methamphetamine conspiracy and a Class 4 felony count of unlawful possession of pseudoephedrine

28-year-old Darla Ingram of Windsor on Class 1 and Class 2 felony counts of methamphetamine conspiracy

and 35-year-old Shane Pryczynski of Shelbyville on a Class 3 felony count of unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon and a Class 3 felony count of unlawful sale or delivery of a firearm.

Those arrested were taken to Shelby County Detention Center.

Three individuals remain at large at last report: Douglas Price, Blake Hankins and Davina Butler.

Participating agencies included Shelby County State's Attorney Deborah Riley, the Shelby County Sheriff's Department, Shelbyville Police Department, Illinois State Police Zone 5 Investigations, Central Illinois Enforcement Group, US Marshal's Service, Pana Police Department and Windsor Police Department.