The U.S. Drug Enforcement Adminis­tration is releasing few details into why agents raided Wagoner Medical Centers on Thursday in Carroll and Howard counties.

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Adminis­tration is releasing few details into why agents raided Wagoner Medical Centers on Thursday in Carroll and Howard counties.

Owen Putnam, a DEA public information officer, would confirm only that “we were there Thursday.”

The website for Wagoner Medical Center states that it was founded in 1965 in Burlington by doctors Don Wagoner and Marilyn Wagoner, who are husband and wife.

Don Wagoner practices at the Burlington office; his wife is based at the Kokomo location.

The centers focus on family medicine, and employees include three physicians and three physician assistants, according to the website.

The DEA is responsible for enforcing the federal Controlled Substances Act, which regulates the manufacture, distribution, importation and possession of certain substances.

Controlled substances are categorized by ingredients into five categories.

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DEA Agents raid Medical Centers in Burlington and Kokomo Indiana

Federal agents raid medical centers

Updated: Friday, 08 Feb 2013, 9:56 AM EST
Published : Thursday, 07 Feb 2013, 10:02 PM EST

• Dan Klein

BURLINGTON, Ind. (WLFI) - The offices of area doctors were raided by federal agents this week. 

Agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration along with Kokomo police detectives raided the Wagoner Medical Centers in Burlington and Kokomo Thursday. 

Agents executed search warrants as part of an ongoing investigation, but no additional information is known at this time. 

When News 18 tried calling the Wagoner office number Thursday evening, an emergency answering service could provide no information but said they had been told the center was having issues with their phones Thursday. 

Of course, News 18 will continue to follow this story.

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