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Three lake area individuals are in jail after a significant amount of drug activity was found at a center offering educational classes.
Marlan “Johnny” Myers, 35, Kevin “Zack” Snapp, 23, and Natasha Renee Carlisle, 24, were all arrested at the site.
According to the Lake Ozark Police Department, they received information about possible illegal drug activity at the Myers Center in Lake Ozark. The center, according to a business license, offers educational classes.
Officers watched a known Camden County felon entering the building. They got a warrant and searched the property.
Police said they located a significant amount of methamphetamine, marijuana, prescription medication and drug paraphernalia. Officers said they also found a five-year-old girl in a closet with the door closed.
Snapp was taken to the Camden County Sheriff's Department jail for a felony, no bond warrant for possession of a controlled substance. Myers and Carlisle are both housed in the Miller County Jail and charged with felony possession and distribution of the various narcotics discovered. Bond for each is $300,000.
All three face an additional charge of felony endangering the welfare of a child. The child is currently in the care of the Missouri Department of Family Services, Children's Division.
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