American Pirate Group: UPS Drug Gang arrested

Saturday, May 9, 2015

UPS Drug Gang arrested

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United Parcel Service workers raised an alarm when a suspicious package destined for Orderville in Kane County showed up, calling in the Washington County Drug Task Force — Sgt. Jared Perry responded and discovered marijuana was in the box, according to a probable cause statement filed for the case.

Three arrests were made in the case: Lynn Ann Frost and Ivan Layne Frost were arrested May 4 and charged with conspiring to distribute marijuana,

Three arrests were made in the case: Lynn Ann Frost and Ivan Layne Frost were arrested May 4 and charged with conspiring to distribute marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, possession of drugs and cultivating marijuana.

Each were booked into Kane County Jail on $35,000 bail.

Ashley Nova Consiglio was also arrested and charged with conspiring to distribute marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, assault by a prisoner and two counts possession of drugs.

Consiglio was booked into Kane County Jail on $37,500 bail.

According to the probable cause statement, the package — which was heading to the Frost residence, where the three lived — was taken to the Kane County Drug Task Force.

Operatives got a search warrant and then delivered the package, monitoring it all the while, according to the statement.

Lynn Ann Frost took the package into the home and some time later Ivan Frost was seen disposing of the empty box and then leaving, according to the report.

Task force operatives caught up with him in Glendale and he told them where the contents had been stored.

With that information, officers executed the search warrant.

Consiglio was in the home at the time of the search, according to the statement.

Operatives found "glass pipes, bongs, rolling papers, grinders, baggies, scales" and other paraphernalia for the use and distribution of the drug during the search in addition to bags containing a "crystal substance that was later field tested and flashed positive for methamphetamine," a white, powdery substance which tested as an opiate, and a jar and baggies of "a green leafy substance," which also tested as marijuana, according to the statement.

Tramidol was also found where Consiglio slept, according to the report.

The wrapper that had been around the delivered box, as well as cellophane and dryer sheets used to mask the smell of the drug, were found along with seven marijuana plants and lights for growing, reported an officer in the statement.

While task force operatives were getting the suspects into the vehicles, Consiglio asked if she could smoke a cigarette and when told no she started to yell and kicked a deputy as well as multiple items inside and outside the home, according to the report.