Members of the Butler County’s drug task force Monday rounded up seven suspected dealers in Butler and Butler Township.

But the blitz isn’t over, authorities said, as warrants have yet to be served on six other alleged traffickers.

“These are all street dealers,” said Pat Cannon, the county’s chief detective who heads the task force. “They aren’t major dealers but you have to keep these people off the streets.”

The suspects are accused of dealing crack cocaine, heroin, prescription painkillers and Suboxone that is used to treat heroin addiction.

They face felony and misdemeanor drug charges.

District Judge Lewis Stoughton arraigned these defendants who were picked up Monday.

• James Caccamo, 53, and his wife, Linda Caccamo, 46, both of Butler, who are suspected in three alleged drug deals.

Investigators said on April 6, James Caccamo used a phone to set up a drug deal. Linda Caccamo later drove her vehicle to Bessemer Avenue in Lyndora. James Caccamo, who was a passenger, sold three OxyContin tablets to a police informant for $60.

On May 10, according to court documents, James Caccamo set up another deal. A police informant and undercover officer went to the couple’s home on South Monroe Street. There they bought three OxyContin tablets for $60.

•Jennifer Davidson, 33, of Clay Township allegedly sold two stamp bags of heroin to a police informant for $40 on Feb. 14 on West New Castle Street. That happened within 1,000 feet of a school zone.

• Tracy L. Devaughn, 40, of Butler is accused of selling an undercover officer crack cocaine for $50 at her home on North Seventh Street. She again allegedly sold $50 of crack to a police informant on Feb. 1 at her home.

• Dean Hernandes Jr., 39, of Butler Township is suspected of selling crack to a police informant and undercover officer for $50 on Oct. 13 at his Bessemer Avenue home in Lyndora.

In another deal Jan. 21, documents said, he sold crack to an informant and officer for $50 at a parking lot at Chesapeake and Regina streets in Lyndora.

• Jory Melik, 22, of Butler Township is suspected of selling three stamp bags of heroin to a police informant for $45 on March 24 at the Colonial Motel on New Castle Road in Butler Township.

• Jessica M. Miller, 29, of Butler, is suspected in two drug cases along with her live-in boyfriend, Karl D. Jageman, documents said.

On Feb. 24, Miller used a phone to set up an alleged drug deal. A police informant and undercover officer met Miller at her home. The three then went to the 500 block of West New Castle Street where they met Jageman, who sold nine methadone tablets for $50, documents said.

On March 6, Jageman used a phone to set up another drug deal. A police informant and undercover officer met at the couple’s home, where Miller allegedly sold five Suboxone tablets for $50.

Arrested and arraigned Saturday were:

• Thomas W. Stevenson Jr., 25, no known address, allegedly sold crack to a police informant and undercover officer for $50 on Jan. 31 on Ridge Avenue in Butler. In another deal Feb. 24 also on Ridge Avenue, he sold $50 of crack to an informant and officer.

All of the arraigned suspects, with the exception of Linda Caccamo, are in the county prison on bail ranging from $10,000 to $30,000. Linda Caccamo is free on her own recognizance.

Meanwhile, warrants have been issued for:

• Jonathan L. Buchanan, 24, of Venango Township, allegedly sold an undercover officer four oxycodone pills for $60 on Feb. 9 that occurred within 1,000 feet of Center Avenue School in Butler.

• Jageman, 45, of Butler in addition to the cases with Miller, is accused of selling four Suboxone tablets to an undercover officer for $50 on Feb. 4 at his Eighth Avenue home.

• Tanya M. Johnston, 21, of Butler allegedly sold crack to an informant in a drug deal on Third Street.

• Shanna R. Robison, 23, of Butler allegedly sold another person crack for $100 on Feb. 20 within 1,000 feet of the Center Avenue School. She again allegedlysold crack for $50 to an undercover officer in a deal March 18 within 1,000 feet of the Center Avenue School.

• Tara Jo Selfridge, 28, of Butler Township is accused of selling an undercover officer three stamp bags of heroin for $45 on Jan. 31 in the 600 block of North Main Street in Butler.

• Jennard Witherspoon, 39, of Butler allegedly sold crack to an undercover officer for $50 on May 25 at his then-Third Street home.