Three were arrested and many controlled substances were seized following a drug bust on Wednesday, Henry County Sheriff’s Office said.

Two were arrested after a methamphetamine drug bust in Henry County on Thursday.

A man was arrested on Thursday after investigators suspected he was producing DMT, Giles County Sheriff’s Office said.

One man has been arrested, and more than $250,000 in narcotics have been seized as a result of a major drug trafficking bust in Lynchburg.

A 32-year-old man, and known gang member, was arrested by the Star City Drug and Violent Crime Task Force, along with members of the City of Roanoke Police Gang Interdiction Unit after an operation in Roanoke, according to VSP.

A major drug bust in Henry County on Thursday resulted in three individuals arrested.

The Louisa County Sheriffs Office received a bulletin from Rockingham County Sheriffs Office at approximately 5:30pm Saturday, advising to be on the lookout for Richard A. Hines, a 54 year-old-male who was said to be possibly suicidal and wanted out of their jurisdiction. An LCSO deputy observed the red Toyota pickup in the parking lot of the Trevilians Dollar General. Hines was found with the vehicle and taken into custody for the Rockingham County charges without incident. In searching the back of the vehicle, a bag containing items consistent with the making of Meth was located. This incident remains under investigation and anyone with any information is asked to call the Louisa County Sheriffs Office at (540)967-1234, or anonymously to the Louisa County Crime Solvers at (800)346-1466.