Chattooga County Sheriffs Deputies responded to a call at 1071 Back Berryton Road in Summerville. The property owner, Buddy Shadrick, informed deputies that Wayne Roan had been temporarily living in a barn on his property. Shadrick discovered that Roan had missed court and might have an active warrant. After confirming Roan had a felony warrant for failure to appear, Shadrick allowed deputies to search the barn. When they arrived, deputies found Roan near a tent and ordered him to lie on the ground, which he did. A deputy noticed a wooden nightstand with a butane torch and a plastic bag containing a crystal-like substance next to Roan. After escorting Roan to the patrol unit, deputies searched the barn and found a plastic bag with suspected methamphetamine and a white paper towel with a glass smoking device imprint. Roan, who had been staying in the barn for about a week, was taken to the Chattooga County Jail. He faced charges for possession of methamphetamine and drug-related objects, in addition to the felony warrant.