 You need a financial advisor with the freedom to focus on your specific needs. Whatever your goals, Reeve Potter can create a game plan tailored to you. Call Reeve at 432-0777 at Pikeville, Kentucky to learn more. On Wednesday, November 2nd, the Prestonsburg Police Department launched a roundup initiative to combat the drug epidemic that is plaguing Floyd County. Yeah, it's been a while since Prestonsburg's had a roundup. We finally got the manpower and the resources and everything else going on as far as, you know, COVID hit. Really didn't have a lot of manpower as far as doing stuff. So now we're full of staff and we've got 20-some officers now. And we're focusing more on the drug issue with the more manpower that we have. Our warrants range from robbery first to trafficking meth, to possession of meth, heroin, fentanyl. Various warrants. We've got probably about 20 warrants to serve. A bunch in the city and then a couple outside the city limits. But the charges originated here in Prestonsburg. It's just, you know, an effort fighting the drug problem that we have. So we've gathered a lot of information on where a lot of these people live because they bounce around from place to place. So we've got about 10 officers out today during this roundup. So far we've got, we've raised to five or six this morning. With two teams, the Prestonsburg Police Department swept through not just the town, but also the surrounding communities making arrests. You know, our ultimate goal is to go home at the end of the day. We don't want anything, anything to go south. And we're having more officers go on these warrants service with us just to, I guess, more eyes is better. Just being as cautious as we can be. The operation looks to have been a success with multiple arrests made. Started out with about 20 warrants and I think we've arrested 16 of the 20. It's all been a great day and no injuries. And the ones that we went out after we've arrested and put in jail and the other four, we will be looking for them in the near future. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Jameson Killen.