3-time felon found with drugs, guns and money in motel
A three-time drug felon is accused of having heroin, guns and more than $3,000 in currency in a Butler Township motel room.
William S. Stuteville, 28, of Butler was charged today with a list of felonies in the case filed by the Butler County Drug Task Force.
He is being held in the Butler County Prison on probation detainers while awaiting arraignment.
The task force and county probation officers on May 18 found Stuteville at the Super 8 motel, documents said. He was allegedly staying there with Elizabeth A. Walker, 22, of Clay Township.
A search of the room turned up 91 stamp bags of suspected heroin, 2 grams of unpackaged suspected heroin, currency and two revolvers — one that was previously reported stolen and the other that had a filed off serial number.
Walker told investigators, documents said, that Stuteville was selling crack and heroin, and that on occasion she would help him make deliveries to customers.
Stuteville is charged with felony drug possession and gun charges. Walker is charged with felony drug possession. She is free while awaiting arraignment next week.
Read more about this case in the Butler Eagle.
