A joint investigation by multiple law enforcement agencies resulted in the arrest of two women and the seizure of narcotics and cash in Morgan County, West Virginia, on January 21, 2026.
Multi-Agency Operation Leads to Arrests
The operation involved investigators from the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office, the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office, the Martinsburg Police Department, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The investigation culminated in a traffic stop on Martinsburg Road, where Timica Jeanann Johnson, 25, and Keesha Marie Davenport, 28, both of Berkeley Springs, were apprehended.
Authorities had obtained narcotics distribution warrants for both Johnson and Davenport through the Martinsburg Police Department. Following the arrests, a search warrant was executed at a residence on Goff Street in Berkeley Springs.
Evidence Seized
During the search of the residence, officers seized crack cocaine, oxycodone pills, and hydrocodone pills, as well as an undisclosed amount of U.S. currency. The seizure suggests a potential distribution network operating in the area.
Authorities have indicated that additional charges are possible as the investigation continues. The case is ongoing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What led to the arrests of Johnson and Davenport?
Johnson and Davenport were taken into custody on narcotics distribution warrants obtained by the Martinsburg Police Department.
Where did the investigation take place?
The investigation spanned Morgan and Berkeley Counties in West Virginia, with a traffic stop occurring in the 7000 block of Martinsburg Road and a search warrant executed at a residence on Goff Street in Berkeley Springs.
What types of narcotics were seized?
Investigators seized crack cocaine, oxycodone pills, and hydrocodone pills during the search of the residence.
What impact might this investigation have on drug distribution in the region?
