News Summary

College Station Police arrested James Toney and Neiandra Washington after a narcotics investigation uncovered significant quantities of cocaine and ecstasy during a search warrant execution. The incident occurred at a home on Autumn Circle, where police also found a stolen firearm. Both individuals face serious drug charges due to the crime taking place within a drug-free zone. These arrests are part of an ongoing crackdown on drug-related activities in the College Station area.

College Station Drug Bust Leads to Two Arrests

College Station Police have arrested two individuals, James “JT” Toney, 46, and Neiandra Washington, 51, following a narcotics investigation. The arrests occurred on Friday at a residence located on the 1000 block of Autumn Circle, where law enforcement executed a search warrant.

During the operation, police discovered three adults inside the home. Confiscated items included significant quantities of cocaine and ecstasy pills, along with a stolen pistol. A third individual present at the residence was released without charges. Toney and Washington face drug charges that will be escalated due to the crime taking place within a designated drug-free zone. As of early Friday afternoon, both are being held at the Brazos County Jail, with no bond amounts set.

Additional Arrests from Ongoing Investigations

In a separate but related incident, College Station police reported another drug-related arrest on May 16, 2025, in Bryan, Texas. The Special Investigations Unit obtained a search warrant for a house on the 500 block of West 29th Street, where a SWAT team operation led to the apprehension of two adults, John Pilkey, 43, and Bobbie Jean Jones, 36, along with two children.

Authorities located marijuana, methamphetamine, ecstasy, and drug paraphernalia within the residence, as well as evidence suggesting drug sales were occurring. Pilkey and Jones now face multiple charges, including possession of marijuana, manufacture and delivery of a controlled substance, and delivery of marijuana to a child. They are also currently being held at the Brazos County Jail.

Broader Context of Drug-Related Activities

The recent arrests are part of a larger effort to address drug-related activities in the area. Earlier in August, five suspects were arrested in connection to a narcotics investigation focused on cocaine and counterfeit Adderall pills. This investigation commenced in late April, leading to search warrants being executed at several residences in both Bryan and College Station.

Police reported that on August 8, a variety of narcotics were seized from a home in College Station. The individuals arrested during this operation include:

• Daegin Hamilton, 21, of Bryan: Charged with three counts of manufacturing and delivering a controlled substance and possession of marijuana, bond set at $44,000.
• Kate-Lynn Lindeman, 20, of Whitney: Charged with engaging in organized criminal activity, bond set at $25,000.
• Alexander Welch, 27, of Temple: Charged with possession of marijuana, bond set at $12,000.
• Zakary Webb, 19, of College Station: Charged with two counts of manufacturing and delivering a controlled substance and possession of marijuana, bond set at $45,000.
• Cayden Carroll, 23, of College Station: Charged with two counts of possession of a controlled substance, bond set at $13,000.

As part of this ongoing investigation, a suspect named Cooper Currie, 28, of Bryan remains at large with a warrant issued for various drug-related charges. Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding Currie’s location or other leads related to drug activities to contact the College Station Police Department at (979) 764-3600 or Brazos County Crime Stoppers at (979) 775-8477 for anonymity.

Community Vigilance Encouraged

The College Station Police Department continues to emphasize the importance of community involvement in combatting drug-related crime. They are committed to updates in their ongoing efforts to maintain the safety and well-being of the community. Additional measures will likely follow as the investigations continue.

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