DAVISBORO, Ga. (WGXA) — Three men were arrested for attempting to smuggle contraband into Washington State Prison early Friday morning.

According to Washington County Sheriff Joel Cochran, just after midnight, a deputy patrolling the Davisboro area pulled over a vehicle with no insurance and suspended registration.

As the deputies approached, they observed evidence that "suggested a possible prison drop intended for Washington State Prison."

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As all three occupants were asked to exit the vehicle, one of them dropped what deputies believed to be crack cocaine.

When searching the vehicle, deputies seized the following:

• 119 grams of methamphetamine
• 1,156 grams of loose tobacco
• 268 grams of marijuana
• Multiple cell phones and charging cables
• Cigar wraps

The suspects were identified as 47-year-old Lester Bernard Bradely III of Lithonia, 56-year-old Jarvis Smith of Lithonia and 25-year-old Jamal Bryan Moffat of Riverdale, who were all charged with the following:

• Possession with intent to distribute marijuana
• Trafficking Methamphetamine
• Trading with inmates - tobacco
• Trading with inmates - cell phones
• Trading with inmates - methamphetamine
• Trading with inmates - marijuana

Bradley faces an additional charge of possession of crack cocaine. Smith was also charged with possession of MDMA.

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