Woodbury Man Faces Felony Drug Charges

A Woodbury man was recently charged with two felony drug-dealing charges.

Erik Dunn Flanders, 19, was arrested in April after and the Washington County Narcotics Task Force linked him to drug trafficking at , according to the criminal complaint.

On April 1, while monitoring Flanders’ vehicle, authorities witnessed what appeared to be two hand-to-hand drug deals—one at the high school’s parking lot and another at the , the complaint says.

After conducting a traffic stop of his car, officers found several marijuana stems in the center console, a “one-hitter” marijuana pipe, marijuana shake scattered on the floorboards and a partial joint in the ashtray. Police also made contact with the people to whom Flanders allegedly sold the drugs, and they admitted buying marijuana from him, according to the complaint.

On April 8, a Woodbury detective obtained a search warrant for Flanders’ cell phone and found hundreds of text messages related to buying and selling controlled substances, including:

• Marijuana
• Cocaine
• Xanax
• Klonopin
• 2ci
• Morphine
• Oxycontin
• Ecstasy
• THC pills
• Percocet
• Methadone
• "White girl” (possibly related to heroin)

If convicted on both counts, he faces up to 35 years in prison and $350,000 in fines.