Six Arrested During Investigation At Lonedell Residence

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and SWAT team arrested six people during an investigation at a Lonedell residence on March 7.

All six subjects had active warrants.

They are as follows:

Amanda Dehn, 29 year old female from Lonedell (Possession Controlled Substance Felony, Operating a motor vehicle in a reckless manor Misdemeanor, resisting/ interfering with an arrest Misdemeanor);

Summer Riley, 29 year old female from St. Clair (2 counts of Possession of Controlled Substance Felony and multiple warrants out of St. Clair PD);

Daniel Hopper, 32 year old male from Lonedell (Operating a motor vehicle while revoked Felony, No Insurance Misdemeanor);

Shane DeClue, 25 year old male from Lonedell (Misdemeanor traffic warrants);

Nicole Bohle, 31 year old female from Barnhart (Unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia Misdemeanor); and,

Joshua Stephens, 33 year old male from Lonedell (Misdemeanor traffic warrants).

Franklin County Sheriff Steven Pelton said deputies went to Oakmont Drive in Lonedell around 4:15 a.m. for a suspicious vehicle and person.

As the deputy pulled into the driveway, he observed a male subject looking under the hood of a Pontiac TransAm. The subject saw the deputy and began to back away, eventually going into the house.

Three vehicles in the driveway all had registration violations and the TransAm was not registered at all.

The deputy attempted to make contact at the rear door of the residence, but the subjects inside would not respond.

While walking around the home, the deputy discovered a stolen Kawasaki motorcycle from St. Charles County.

Due to the stolen property and the subjects inside having active warrants, the SWAT team was called in to assist.

Once a perimeter was established and SWAT began ordering the residents out, all six emptied out.

Pelton said additional charges will be sought for stealing and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.