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Brooks County, GA (WTXL)--Brooks County deputies bust two Georgia men and a Florida woman for cooking meth. Robert Hutchinson of Boston, Kevin Brooks of Thomasville, and Priscilla Flournoy of Havana were arrested Monday. Authorities were acting on a tip. One of the suspects fled the scene when police arrived, but was eventually stopped by Thomas County drug agents. All three were charged with possession of methamphetamine.

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