The Waynesboro Police Department arrested two local men yesterday after officers with the Special Operations Division interrupted their drug deal as the officers were attempting to serve a search warrant at the same location. Christopher Shane Dyke, 39 years old of Waynesboro, and Michael Irwin Marsh, 29 years old of Greenwood, are both facing felony drug charges related to the incident. Dyke also faces felony firearms charges as well.
On May 29 at approximately 3:30 PM, officers were preparing to serve a narcotics search warrant at a single unit at self-storage facility in the 500 block of North Bayard Avenue. When they arrived at the targeted unit, they found Marsh attempting to purchase cocaine from Dyke, who is the renter of the unit. Both men were detained while the search warrant was executed. Marsh’s two year old daughter was also present. The search warrant yielded crack cocaine, powder cocaine, marijuana, prescription pills, smoking devices, syringes, cash, a handgun and several items of property that were likely stolen from local businesses.
Charges for both men are as follows:
Marsh
- Possession of Cocaine – felony
- Contributing to the Delinquency of Minor – misdemeanor
Dyke
- Distribution of Cocaine – felony
- Possession of a Firearm while in Possession of a Schedule I or II Drug – felony
- Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon – felony
Dyke, who is currently on probation for drug distribution, is being held without bond at Middle River Regional Jail. Additional charges against him are pending. Marsh was released on personal recognizance bonds. Child Protective Services released his daughter to the custody of her mother.
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