2 arrested in Lee County after drugs, gun found during traffic stop with kids inside car

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Deputies arrested Zachary Robert Shaw, 41, and Lakayla Chasity Davis, 28, during a traffic stop on Tuesday. Their arrest comes as deputies said narcotics agents were investigating citizen drug complaints on Deep River Road during the time of the traffic stop.

Zachary Shaw and Lakayla Davis face charges.

Two people were arrested in Lee County after deputies found drugs and a gun inside a car with three children in it during a traffic stop on Tuesday on Hawkins Avenue.

Deputies said narcotics agents were investigating citizen drug complaints on Deep River Road during the time of the traffic stop.

uring the stop, deputies said they found methamphetamine, drug paraphernalia and a gun in possession of a felon. Three children were also inside the car during the stop, deputies said.

Deputies arrested the two occupants in the car, Zachary Robert Shaw, 41, and Lakayla Chasity Davis, 28.

Shaw is charged with possession of a firearm by a felon and is being held without bond.

Davis is charged with felony possession of a schedule II-controlled substance, three counts of exposing a child to a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana up to half an ounce. She is being held on a $31,000 secured bond.

Deputies said both Shaw and Davis also had outstanding warrants for arrest out of Chatham County for larceny.

Deputies: Lee County couple accused of selling fentanyl with child present

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Felipe Jaimes Jr. and Leemary Davila Rosado

Two people from Lee County were arrested Thursday after being accused of selling fentanyl with a child present, deputies said.

Lee County deputies said an investigation found that 32-year-old Felipe Jaimes Jr. and 39-year-old Leemary Davila Rosado were working together to sell and deliver fentanyl in Lee County. 

According to deputies, the pair had their child present with them while they were delivering the drugs. 

The two were each charged with:

  • 4 counts of trafficking fentanyl
  • 3 counts possession with intent to sell and deliver fentanyl
  • 3 counts of exposing child to controlled substnace
  • 2 counts of felony conspiracy
  • 3 counts of possession of drug paraphernalia

During their first court appearances, both Jaimes and Rosado were given a $2 million bond each. 

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