Four Coweta men were arrested Wednesday night after Peachtree City police

seized more than 200 grams of suspected cocaine at a home in the Center Green

subdivision, police said.

A search of the house also revealed felony amounts of marijuana and methamphetamine

along with $300 in cash, police said. An ongoing investigation was underway

on the home for alleged drug activity, police added.

According to Georgia law, it takes 28 grams of cocaine to qualify as a trafficking

offense.

More arrests in connection with the case are expected, police said. The

four individuals initially arrested were:

- James Anthony Strickland, 22, of Senoia for felony counts of possession

of marijuana, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession

of cocaine, trafficking in illegal drugs (cocaine) and misdemeanor counts

of possession of zolpidem tartrate, possession of methamphetamine and possession

of Xanax.

- Jeffery Bryan Boyd Jr., 21, of Newnan for possession of marijuana

(less than one ounce).

- Travis Scot Neerings, 22, of Newnan for possession of marijuana (less

than one ounce) and

- Brandon Luke Roberts, 21, of Sharpsburg for possession of marijuana

(less than one ounce).