The Gibson County Indiana Sheriffs Department has announced the arrest of two southeastern Illinois men on multiple charges. Both 38 year old Clayton Dunlap of Flat Rock and 50 year old Thomas Bilskie of Lawrenceville were charged after they were discovered with drugs in a truck and trailer broke down at a Princeton convienience store. The arrests were made after the duo's identities were checked by authorities at the scene and it was discovered that both had suspended drivers licenses. A subsequent search uncovered methamphetamine inside the vehicle. Both were taken to the Gibson County Jail in Princeton. Dunlap was preliminarily charged with False Informing with an outstanding Knox County Indiana arrest warrant. Bilskie has been preliminarily charged with Dealing in Meth, Possession of Meth, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of Drug Paraphenalia and Maintaining a Common Nuisiance.
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