Stephen Richey, 45, was arrested Thursday near Amqui Elementary School in Madison.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -
A convicted felon was arrested for selling drugs near an elementary school with a baby in the vehicle.
Detectives had been tracking 45-year-old Stephen Richey for several days before catching him selling cocaine with a baby girl in the backseat.
Richey was arrested Thursday near Amqui Elementary School in Madison.
Police said he had 31 grams of cocaine and a scale in his pocket. When detectives searched his house they said they found a Pioneer Arms rifle and an Ultra Star handgun.
According to an arrant warrant, Richey sold 27.5 grams of crack cocaine to an undercover agent on Wednesday, while Richey had a baby girl in a car seat inside his van.
Richey faces five charges including child endangerment and possessing drugs within 1,000 feet of a school zone.
Richey was convicted of a felon after robbing a bank in 1994.