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When a deputy went to serve an arrest warrant, he discovered reason to obtain a search warrant. The search resulted in felony charges against one of the residents.

According to court records on Friday, May 26, about 12:45 p.m. Woods County Deputy Sheriff Adam Honeyman went to 1815 Green Meadows Drive to serve an arrest warrant for Stetson Coy Rhodes. As he walked up to the residence, he saw Rhodes seated in the attached garage with the large garage door open. Honeyman called out to Rhodes who acknowledged hearing him. When Honeyman approached to place him under arrest, he saw in plain sight tw...