VERMILLION COUNTY --- ​A Danville, Illinois woman was arrested on drug charges following a traffic stop for speeding in Vermillion County last Sunday.
 
Jessica Musson, 37, was booked into the Vermillion County Jail on charges of:
1) Operating a vehicle while intoxicated – Schedule I or II controlled substance – C Misdemeanor
2) Possession of cocaine - Level 6 Felony
3) Possession of a Schedule I and IV controlled substance – A Misdemeanor
4) Possession of paraphernalia – A Misdemeanor
 
The suspect was taken to a local hospital and tested positive for cocaine, opiates, oxycodone, and tricyclic antidepressants after admitting to using drugs earlier in the day.
  
Vermillion County Sheriff’s Deputy John Hawkins noticed the suspect vehicle speeding eastbound on I-74 during Operation Pull Over aournd 11 a.m. Other deputies assisted at the scene.
 
“Deputies noticed several indicators of nervousness, illegal activity and an odor coming from the vehicle that was consistent with marijuana,” according to the sheriff’s office.
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When Musson was asked to turn around so that a pat down could be conducted of her person for any weapons, she got out a small black bag from the rear waist band and reportedly stated that it contained crack cocaine.
 
“She admitted to smoking cocaine earlier in the day and failed her field sobriety tests,” according to the report.
 
A subsequent search of the suspect vehicle revealed possession of several controlled substances.

After being transported to the hospital, the suspect became uncooperative.

“Musson became defiant and resisted deputies during the course of their duties,” according to the report.

Musson has since bonded out after the mandatory hold time was completed for the OVWI.

UPDATE 12/29/18
The driver has been identified as:

Thomas K. Jaroscak - 16 of Farmersburg.

Two passengers have been identified as:

Kegan T. Ennen - 16 of Farmersburg.and Tyson A. Boyll- 15 of Farmersburg.

SULLIVAN COUNTY  -  A crash that claimed the lives of three teens in northern Sullivan County this afternoon is under investigation.

The victims' names are not being released at this time.

Emergency crews responded to the single-vehicle crash at CR 1100 N., near CR 550 E., around 2 p.m.

Officials believe the driver lost control of the vehicle before striking a tree.

"The passenger car was traveling eastbound on CR 1100, when the driver lost control, before running off of the roadway and colliding with a tree," Sullivan County Sheriff Clark Cottom said, adding that the driver and two passengers were killed instantly.

Indiana State Police crash re-constructionists were called to the scene. 

Hymera-Jackson Township, Shelburn Fire and Rescue,Thunderbird Fire and Rescue, Sullivan County Ambulance, Sullivan City Fire Department Ambulance, Carlisle Ambulance and the Sullivan County Coroner’s Office also assisted at the scene.