Two people were arrested in Spring Valley and another was arrested in Ottawa as the result of drug investigations conducted by the Tri-County Drug Enforcement Narcotics Team.
Shannon Greives, 35, of Ottawa, was arrested by Ottawa police on a La Salle County warrant for a charge of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance (heroin/fentanyl), which is a Class 1 felony, carrying a possible sentencing of four to 15 years in prison, if she is found guilty. Her bond was set at $500,000, with 10% to apply. The arrest was a result of drug investigation, in which Greives sold heroin/fentanyl to Tri-DENT agents, police said.
Hailey Hammel, 23, of Spring Valley, was arrested by Spring Valley police on a Bureau County warrant for a charge of unlawful delivery of a controlled substance (cocaine), which is a Class 2 felony, carrying a possible prison sentence of three to 7 years in prison, if she is found guilty. Her bond was set at $35,000, with 10% to apply.
Angel Reyna, 23, of Cicero, was charged in Bureau County with unlawful delivery of a controlled substance (cocaine), a Class 2 felony. Reyna’s bond was set at $150,000, with 10% to apply. At the time of the charge Reyna was being held in the La Salle County Jail on unrelated charges.
The arrests of Hammel and Reyna were a result of a drug investigation, in which Hammel and Reyna sold cocaine to Tri-DENT from an apartment residence on the 400 block of West First Street in Spring Valley.
