In Chatham County, Georgia, a grand jury has handed down indictments against ten individuals, bringing forth a range of charges that include drug trafficking and forgery. This development follows an in-depth investigation by state authorities, resulting in more than 15 charges being filed collectively against the group, with several of the allegations overlapping among the defendants.

Among those indicted is Donald Baker, 48, who faces serious accusations of trafficking cocaine, trafficking other illegal drugs, and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. Baker is further implicated in a conspiracy to violate the Georgia Controlled Substances Act, specifically through the trafficking and distribution of cocaine.

The court documents reveal that law enforcement discovered Baker in possession of a Glock 26, along with 28 grams of a substance containing at least 10% pure cocaine, and more than four grams of another drug. This arrest occurred in May 2025, marking a significant breakthrough in ongoing efforts to tackle drug-related crimes in the area.

Additionally, Motreon Williams, 34, and Nyquasia Jackson, 25, have been charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine in collaboration with Baker. Williams is also charged with conspiring to violate the Georgia Controlled Substances Act alongside Akino Rose, 36. These indictments reflect a concerted effort by law enforcement to dismantle networks involved in drug distribution in the region.

Motreon Williams, 34, and Nyquasia Jackson, 25, were also indicted for allegedly conspiring to distribute cocaine with Baker. Williams faces an additional charge for conspiracy to violate Georgia Controlled Substances Act with 36-year-old Akino Rose.

Rose is also accused of trafficking methamphetamine and cocaine.

Ebone McKine, 32, was indicted on one charge, conspiracy to violate Georgia Controlled Substances Act. She is accused of conspiring with 35-year-old Ulyssess Thomas to be in possession of more than an ounce of marijuana and coordinating a delivery of a package containing the marijuana.

Thomas was indicted on conspiracy to violate Georgia Controlled Substances Act with McKine, in addition to four other charges. Thomas is also accused of committing forgery three times with another person and conspiring to traffic cocaine with Baker and 38-year-old Charles Orr, according to their indictments.

The youngest person listed in the indictments is 19-year-old Corwyn Reilly who is charged with three counts of forgery in the third degree. Reilly and Thomas are accused of knowingly possessing three checks in the amounts of $3,000, $5,000 and $8,000 with the intent to defraud.

Both 41-year-old Joe Jackson and 67-year-old Christopher Polsin were charged with possessing cocaine, according to court records. Polsin is also charged with trafficking methamphetamine.