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Athens Today
By the People, for the People
Henderson County deputies arrest suspected drug dealer in Athens
Narcotics investigators and K-9 deputies made the arrest on February 13, 2026.
Published on Feb. 15, 2026
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A team of Henderson County Sheriff's Office narcotics investigators and K-9 deputies arrested a suspected drug dealer in Athens, Texas on February 13, 2026. The arrest was made following a traffic stop conducted by Narcotics Investigator Jonathan Barrios and K-9 Deputies Jonathan Daille and Edwin Rodriguez.
Why it matters
Drug-related crimes and the opioid epidemic continue to be major issues in many communities across the United States. This arrest is part of ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to combat the distribution of illegal drugs and keep neighborhoods safe.
The details
During the traffic stop, the deputies conducted a search of the vehicle and found a significant quantity of illegal narcotics. The suspected drug dealer was taken into custody and booked into the Henderson County Jail.
- The arrest took place on February 13, 2026.
The players
Jonathan Barrios
A narcotics investigator with the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
Jonathan Daille
A K-9 deputy with the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
Edwin Rodriguez
A K-9 deputy with the Henderson County Sheriff's Office.
The takeaway
This arrest demonstrates the ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to address the drug trade and keep communities safe. It is part of a larger strategy to combat the opioid crisis and reduce the distribution of illegal narcotics.

