PRESCOTT Ariz. -- Sheriff deputies arrested several people in early March on suspicions of selling drugs at a Yavapai County trailer park.

Special Crimes Unit detectives arrested Jaremy Benedict, 34, on suspicion of selling prescription pills. The suspect sold once inside the Chimney Ranch Trailer Park and another time at the Circle K store directly across the street.

On two occasions in late 2009, detectives said they saw Jackie Scott, 23, making two methamphetamine sales. As a result of their investigation, Scott was arrested on March 2 at the Mayer Justice Court where she was appearing on an unrelated matter.

Last month, detectives said they witnessed William Rawlinson, 46, selling methamphetamine. Detectives said they saw him making an additional sale and that's when they moved in to arrest him.

Detectives got a search warrant for Rawlinson's home and recovered a digital scale, meth pipe and two packages of methamphetamine prepared for sales with a weight of 1.5 grams.

Rawlinson was booked at the Camp Verde Detention Center on two counts of possession of dangerous drugs for sale, two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia and two counts of using electronic communication in a drug transaction.

Rawlinson's wife, Catherine Rawlinson, 35, was also arrested and booked at the Camp Verde Detention Center on charges of possession of dangerous drugs.

Back in December 2009, detectives monitered purchases of Vicodin by William Maher, 56, who lives in the 13000 block of Main Street. Mahr sold various drugs and knew some of the suspects of Chimney Trailer Park, deputies said.

Detectives are still searching for Mahr. Anyone with information should contact the Sheriff's Office at 928-771-3260 or Yavapai Silent Witness at 1-800-932-3232.