Arrests made for drugs, road rage incident

From Enterprise Staff

Polk County Sheriff’s Office narcotics detectives served a felony warrant on Brandon Michael Dunaway, 21 of Livingston, on March 26 in relation to an overdose that occurred at a Polk County residence earlier this week.

Upon arrival, detectives identified Dunaway’s girlfriend, Christian Cari Stanley, 19 of Livingston, who lived at the residence. Dunaway fled through a rear window of the residence into a wooded area. Narcotics and CID detectives assisted the patrol division in apprehending him a short distance from the residence after a brief foot chase.

A search warrant was obtained on the recreational vehicle, which resulted in the seizure of a large amount of fentanyl, along with items used to distribute the narcotics.

Dunaway was arrested and charged with manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance, tampering with evidence and evading arrest or detention. Stanley was charged with manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance and hindering apprehension of a known felon.

That same day, narcotics detectives were conducting traffic enforcement in the area of FM 3126 and Alabama Point when dispatch broadcast an attempt to locate on a maroon truck that was just involved in a road rage incident where a firearm was pointed at another motorist.

Detectives observed the vehicle on FM 3126 and stopped the vehicle. The driver, Sterling Boyd Martin, 26 of Livingston, was detained and subsequently arrested and charged with the following: deadly conduct, resisting arrest search or transport and unlawfully carrying a firearm.