YORK Five people, including the son of a prominent Hampton restaurant family, were arrested Thursday on federal drug and gun charges for allegedly selling drugs out of http://www.nfljaguarsofficialshop.com/Blake_Bortles_Jersey_Jaguars York County and Hampton tobacco businesses. Salvatore LoPiccolo, 35, of Newport News, was charged with three counts of distribution of a controlled substance, two counts of maintaining a drug house and one count each of drug conspiracy, conspiracy to launder money, distribution of drug paraphernalia, and use of firearm during drug trafficking.

He owns the Bonsai Pipe and Tobacco stores in York County and Hampton, where he is accused in a grand jury indictment of selling marijuana, crack, cocaine, methylone, psilocybin and synthetic marijuana like substances called PB 22 and UR 144. Attorney's Office in Newport News.

John Woodin, 28, of Hampton; Marcus Woods, 28, of Hampton; Meghan Stout, 21, of Gloucester; and Matthew Kidd Hux, 21, of New Carrollton, Md., were also charged. Attorney's Office.

Woodin was charged with three counts of www.nfljaguarsofficialshop.com/Marqise_Lee_Jersey_Jaguars distribution of a controlled substance and one count each of drug conspiracy and distribution of drug paraphernalia. He faces up to 100 years in prison if convicted.

Woods and Stout were charged with drug conspiracy and distribution of drug parahernalia. They each could see up to 40 years in prison.

Kidd Hux was charged with drug conspiracy and distribution of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. He faces up to 60 years imprisonment.

The arrests follow a two year investigation into illegal drug sales at Bonsai Pipe and Tobacco stores, according to the statement.

An indictment was issued last week by a federal grand Jaguars Blake Bortles Jersey jury in Newport News, the statement said.

Thursday morning, law enforcement officers from several federal and local agencies searched the Bonsai stores and four Jaguars Marqise Lee Jersey residences in Newport News and Hampton.