Busted - How Many of You LSU Students Bought Drugs from These Chimes Street Residents?

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BATON ROUGE — After an undercover investigation into suspected drug distributers, East Baton Rouge deputies with the Gang Intelligence and Enforcement Unit arrested two people and say they seized fentanyl, other narcotics, and several guns. Agents arrested Cameron Wilkinson and Ricky Williams Jr. on July 16. Both men were on probation for prior convictions.

Agents kept an eye on the accused drug distributers in Baton Rouge and Ascension Parish, identifying multiple locations allegedly used for drug operation. Agents made two controlled purchases of fentanyl pills during their investigation, according to officials.

Through their investigation, the agents obtained search warrants for three locations in Baton Rouge, three in Ascension Parish, and for Wilkinson’s vehicles.

GIE Agents and Probation and Parole arrested Williams at an apartment at 740 West Chimes Street on a compliance check before conducting a search of the home. They also searched the other locations and made the following seizures:

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Seized Narcotics and Currency

6.81 ounces of powder fentanyl and pills (971.5 DU)(1930 Lethal Doses)
1.62 ounces of powder cocaine
10.69 ounces of marijuana
39.9 grams of THC wax
(5) 2-gram vape pens
53 dosage units of Alprazolam prescription pills
40 dosage units of Oxycodone prescription pills
Three digital scales
Plastic bags
$934.00 in U.S. currency
Firearms (7)

FN, PS90 semiauto 5.7×28 caliber rifle (Stolen through EBRSO)
Glock, 45 semiauto 9mm handgun (Full Auto / Machine Gun Conversion Device)
(2) Anderson, AM-15 semiauto Multicaliber handguns
Wise, WA-15B semiauto Multicaliber handgun
Glock, 26 semiauto 9mm handgun
Glock, 44 semiauto 22 caliber handgun

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Cameron Wilkinson (10/22/2003)

PWITD Schedule II drugs (Fentanyl Pills)
Conspiracy to commit PWITD Schedule II drugs (Fentanyl Pills)
Charges from 740 W. Chimes Street, Apt #3017

PWITD Schedule I drugs (Marijuana)
PWITD Schedule II drugs (Fentanyl)
PWITD Schedule II drugs (Powder Cocaine)
PWITD Schedule II drugs (Oxycodone Pills)
PWITD Schedule IV drugs (Alprazolam Pills)
Possession of firearm with CDS (6 Counts)
Possession of firearm by convicted felon (6 Counts)
Possession of stolen firearm
Possession of machine gun
Transactions involving proceeds from drug offenses
Possession of drug paraphernalia
Charges from 12074 New Castle Avenue, Apt #2112

PWITD Schedule II drugs (Fentanyl)
PWITD Schedule IV drugs (Alprazolam Pills)
Possession of drug paraphernalia
Charges from 817 N. Ardenwood Avenue, Apt #303

Possession of a Schedule I drug (Marijuana)
Possession of a Schedule II drug (Fentanyl)

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Due to convictions of simple burglary, illegal use of a weapon, and theft of a firearm on Oct. 29, 2024, Wilkinson was prohibited from possessing a firearm, officials report. He is currently on probation for these convictions until Oct. 29, 2027.

Deputies say Wilkinson admitted that the blue pills (identified as fentanyl), cocaine, marijuana, and a handgun at the Chimes Street apartment all belonged to him. In addition, Wilkinson told deputies that the cash in his bedroom was from selling drugs.

Officials added that Wilkinson said the fentanyl pills and some of the other drugs located at the Baton Rouge locations were his, as well. He told officials that he gets Williams to sell the narcotics for him.

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Ricky Williams Jr. (07/08/2004)

PWITD Schedule II drugs (Fentanyl Pills)
Charges from 740 W. Chimes Street, Apt #3017

PWITD Schedule II drugs (Fentanyl)
Possession of firearm with CDS (4 Counts)
Possession of firearm by convicted felon (4 counts)
Possession of stolen firearm
In December 2023, Williams was convicted of aggravated assault on a peace officer with a firearm, simple robbery, aggravated flight from an officer. His probation for these charges ends in December 2028, which prohibits Williams from possessing a firearm.

During his interview, Williams allegedly told officials he distributes the blue fentanyl pills for Wilkinson and collects the money for the pills. He also admitted that he handled some of the firearms at the Chimes Street location, officials report.

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