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The Pros And Cons Of Chapel Schmucker-Peace

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Fans of the show Breaking Amish on TLC love keeping up with the cast, but now bad news is out about Chapel Schmucker-Peace. We Are Central PA shared the news today that Chapel has been arrested on drug charges and is now in jail. She was part of what police are calling Operation Ice Storm and Chapel was one of 33 people that were arrested. This investigation had been going for a year. They charged 27 people and six others had been charged previously. Police were able to get one pound of meth valued at $91,000, about $8,000 of heroin, 7 weapons, one vehicle and $28,000 in cash. Casual pictures with chapel from breaking amish pic.twitter.com/420UvVsehJ — Kelsey Hughes (@kelseeeyhughes) July 7, 2014 DuBois Police Chief Ron LaRotonda shared details saying, "The whole investigation was focused around crystal meth or methamphetamine. It comes in different forms depending on where it's at the purity level." Chapel Schmucker-Peace is listed as …show more content…

Starcasm shared in July of 2015 that Chapel was picked up on a bench warrant for being in possession of heroin bags, Valium without a prescription, and syringes. Chapel received charges of two misdemeanor counts of possession of a controlled substance by a person not registered, and three misdemeanor counts of use or possession of drug paraphernalia at this time. As Starcasm shared, Chapel Schmucker-Peace was arrested again in January of 2016. At this time, it was kind of an odd charge for Chapel. She was picked up, along with her sister Ashley, for trying to pass off their own drug free urine to someone else to use for a test. If this is the case, that would mean that Chapel Schmucker-Peace was not using drugs at this time. Chapel was on probation at that time for her arrest back in July. Fans are shocked that she would try to do this after already being on probation for someone else. It is unknown who they were trying to help out at the

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