Operation Snow Hill: 12 Arrested in Major Drug Trafficking Crackdown Across Houston and Peach Counties

PERRY, Ga. — Twelve people have been arrested following a three-month investigation into an alleged organized cocaine and marijuana distribution network operating across Middle Georgia, with authorities executing search and arrest warrants at 13 locations in Houston and Peach counties.

The Perry Police Department announced that Operation Snow Hill, a coordinated enforcement operation conducted Friday, November 6, 2026, targeted suspected drug trafficking activities in Perry, Warner Robins, Centerville and Fort Valley.

The investigation, led by the Perry Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division, focused on the alleged activities of Deltravious Shavad Hill, Shane Giovani Brown, Craigory Allen Jolly and Darrell Antwan Lynn.

Investigators believe individuals associated with the group participated in a coordinated criminal enterprise involving the distribution of cocaine and marijuana throughout the region.

The operation resulted in 12 arrests, multiple charges under Georgia’s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, and additional drug and firearm-related charges.

Police Execute Warrants at 10 Homes and Three Businesses

On November 6, investigators from several local, county, state and federal agencies carried out coordinated search and arrest warrants at 10 residential properties and three commercial businesses across Houston and Peach counties.

The operation involved officers and specialized units from multiple jurisdictions, including the FBI, U.S. Marshals Service and neighboring sheriff’s offices.

According to Perry police, all 12 individuals arrested were transported to either the Houston County or Peach County detention centers.

Twelve Suspects Identified in Operation Snow Hill

Police identified the following individuals and charges:

Deltravious Shavad Hill faces three counts of violating the Georgia RICO Act.

Shawnterrio Jacinda Green faces three counts of violating the Georgia RICO Act.

Trey Taylor is charged with possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug-related items.

Deanna Revell faces three Georgia RICO Act counts, six counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and two counts of possession of stolen firearms.

Darrell Antwan Lynn faces three counts of violating the Georgia RICO Act and trafficking in marijuana.

Craigory Allen Jolly is charged with possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug-related items.

Donald Wyers faces possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of a firearm during the commission of a drug crime.

Nytavius Tansell Hillman faces possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and possession of a firearm during the commission of a drug crime.

Alexis Talyah Smith faces three Georgia RICO Act counts, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, two counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a stolen firearm.

Shane Giovani Brown faces three counts of violating the Georgia RICO Act and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.

Brandon Williams is charged with possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug-related items.

Richard Lawrence was also identified among those arrested. The supplied charge listing does not clearly identify a corresponding charge for Lawrence.

The charges stem from an ongoing investigation, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Federal and Local Agencies Join Large-Scale Operation

Operation Snow Hill brought together investigators and specialized personnel from the Perry Police Department and several law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, Warner Robins Police Department, Houston County Sheriff’s Office, Peach County Sheriff’s Office and Monroe County Sheriff’s Office.

The U.S. Marshals Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force also participated.

Additional tactical support came from the Tri-County Special Response Team, consisting of deputies from the Crisp, Dooly and Turner county sheriff’s offices.

Houston County District Attorney Eric Edwards and his office worked closely with Perry police throughout the investigation.

According to the department, Edwards provided financial support for equipment that expanded the police department’s unmanned aircraft capabilities.

The equipment allowed investigators to maintain aerial operations during the lengthy investigation and played a role in Operation Snow Hill.

Perry Police Chief Warns More Arrests Are Coming

Perry Police Chief Alan Everidge said the investigation demonstrates the department’s determination to pursue drug trafficking organizations operating across jurisdictional boundaries.

“Drug trafficking organizations do not respect city limits, and neither will our investigations,” Everidge said. “If you are involved in distributing illegal drugs in Perry or the surrounding communities, understand that we will identify you, investigate your activities, and work with our law enforcement partners to bring the appropriate criminal charges.”

Everidge also credited investigators and participating agencies for their work during the three-month operation.

“Operation Snow Hill should send a clear message: We will not allow organized drug trafficking operations to operate unchecked in our communities,” he said.

Police said the investigation remains active as detectives review evidence recovered during the searches.

Additional arrests and criminal charges are expected as investigators move into the next phase of the operation.

Anyone with information about the investigation is asked to contact Detective Conner at 478-988-2800 or the Macon Regional Crimestoppers hotline at 1-877-68-CRIME.