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NewsMarch 27, 2012

PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Two men have been arrested on felony drug charges in an ongoing investigation by the Perry County sheriff's department. Clyde Vernon Gowen, 34, of Perryville was arrested last week according to a news release from Sheriff Gary J. Schaaf, Monday. Gowen was charged with a felony for selling two hydromorphone pills, known by the trade name Dilaudid, for $50 to a department informant, according to a probable-cause statement...

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Clyde Gowen
Clyde Gowen

PERRYVILLE, Mo. -- Two Perryville men have been arrested on felony drug charges in an ongoing investigation by the Perry County Sheriff's Department.

Clyde Vernon Gowen, 34, was arrested last week according to a news release from Sheriff Gary J. Schaaf, Monday. Gowen was charged with a felony for selling two hydromorphone pills, known by the trade name Dilaudid, for $50 to a department informant, according to a probable-cause statement.

Gowen has a prior conviction for possession of a controlled substance. Gowen could receive five to 15 years in prison.

Mikhiel H. Watkins, 19, was also arrested last week on felony charges for the sale of a controlled substance. Watkins, in association with another person, allegedly sold an informant a quarter-ounce of marijuana mixed with an unidentified "green material" for $45, according to the probable-cause statement. The unknown substance was sent to the Missouri State Highway Patrol Criminal Laboratory for analysis.

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Watkins could receive up to seven years in prison, up to a $5,000 fine or a combination of incarceration and a fine.

Mikhiel Watkins
Mikhiel Watkins

Gowen and Watkins were being held Monday in the Perry County Jail.

Pertinent address:

Perryville, MO

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