By Associated Press - Thursday, May 18, 2017

THOMASVILLE, N.C. (AP) - Three people who police say have ties to the Demented Rejects motorcycle gang have been charged with the distribution of drugs and weapons in a northern central area of North Carolina.

The Winston-Salem Journal reports (https://bit.ly/2rhxlfw ) 38-year-old Trace William Bostick, 35-year-old Brandie Starlett Saunders Bostick and 31-year-old Clifton Scott Peter were arrested after a four-month investigation and search of multiple homes on May 10. The Thomasville Police Department is still seeking 30-year-old Adam Nicholas Badgett.

During a search of the homes, Thomasville officers found methamphetamine, marijuana, synthetic cannabinoid, Oxycodone, 10 firearms and nearly $25,000 in cash.

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All three have been charged with multiple counts related to the methamphetamine. The Bosticks each face several more drugs and weapons charges.

It’s unclear if they have lawyers.

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