Police: Meth dealer arrested after operation in North Vernon
- Steven Harmeyer

- Jun 19
- 1 min read

(NORTH VERNON, Ind.) – An Indianapolis man is accused of dealing methamphetamine in Jennings County.
The North Vernon Police Department Task Force conducted an operation to arrest James Wade Baker on Thursday.
“During the operation, Baker allegedly attempted to flee in a vehicle and resist law enforcement officers before being apprehended,” the police department stated.
Baker was jailed on numerous charges including Dealing in Methamphetamine
And Possession of Methamphetamine.
The operation was led by Task Force Commander Graham Heffelfinger, Sergeant Driver, Reserve Officer Gary Driver, Deputy Smock, Deputy Corrya, Deputy Amis, and Sergeant Carter.
“Their efforts were instrumental in bringing this operation to a successful conclusion. Together, we remain committed to disrupting the flow of dangerous narcotics and making our communities safer for everyone,” said Commander Heffelfinger

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