Last Thursday, a Cumberland County deputy noticed a vehicle with the tag light not working on Westel Road. The maroon Nissan Maxima tag came back to a silver Mitsubishi. A traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle near Jolly’s Market.

When speaking to the driver, he originally gave the deputy the wrong name because he later stated he didn’t have a valid license. He was finally identified as Charles Hughett. The passenger was identified as Brandon Hughett and the backseat passenger was later identified as Alisa Crabtree.

A search of the vehicle yielded approximately .98 grams of what is believed to be methamphetamine, two loaded syringes, and a straw with residue, which Charles reportedly admitted was remnants of meth.

All three subjects were arrested, searched, and transported to jail.

73-year-old Charles Hughett also had a warrant out of Roane County and a hold was put in place. He was charged with:

CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF DRUG PARA
DRIVING ON REVOKED/SUSPENDED LIC

46-year-old Brandon Hughett was charged with:

MAN., DEL., SELL OR POSSESS METH
VIOLATION OF PROBATION

32-year-old Alisa Crabtree also has a warrant out of Roane County and a hold was put in place. She was charged with:

SIMPLE POSSESSION OF METH
SIMPLE POSSESSION SH. III
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF DRUG PARA
CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION