Probation Search Shuts Down Drug House
Sonora, CA — A second raid on a Sonora property finds similar results from an earlier probation search this summer that netted an arrest and drugs.
The Tuolumne County Narcotics Team and the High Risk Probation Team revisited a residence in the Tamarron Mobile Estates located on Mono Way in Sonora on Tuesday afternoon. Â They were targeting the three suspects living there who were already out on bail for drug charges. Â They include 54-year-old Sandra Cole, 46-year-old Rodney Kulp and 58-year-old Lindon Hill. Hill was arrested in the last search back in July, as reported here, for drug possession and sales.
During Tuesday’s raid a scale, small plastic baggies and nearly 26 grams of methamphetamine were uncovered. The three were taken into custody. Once at the Tuolumne County Jail, deputies found a methamphetamine pipe on Cole.  All three face drug related charges related to sales and maintaining a drug house.
Of note, Hill was also arrested for attempted murder in 2015 for allegedly attacking a neighbor in the Sierra Village Mobile Park with a baton, as earlier reported here.