Bartlesville Police Help Take Down Drug Dealer

Friday, May 22nd 2015, 8:12 pm

By: News On 6

Bartlesville police said they helped put a major drug dealing operation out of business Friday morning.

Officers, along with agents from the DEA and Bureau of Narcotics found Bruce Witherow hiding under the floor of a home where they served a search warrant.

He was arrested on drug complaints, including trafficking meth and marijuana.

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