Gun Toting Granny Challenges Drug Dealers With Glot After Granddaughter Murdered

In 2017, Jonnie McIntosh’s pregnant granddaughter was murdered over a drug deal involving spice, a synthetic form of marijuana. Spice is made in laboratories and can be highly dangerous and life-threatening.

Now, Jonnie’s grandson has become addicted to spice. She is trying to help her him get sober, but says it’s nearly impossible with drug dealers running rampant around her neighborhood of Haughville, Indianapolis. In one month alone, EMS reported nearly a dozen drug overdoses within a mile of Jonnie’s house.

“This stuff has bug spray in it and all kinds of chemicals.” Jonnie told WXIN. “Whatever they decide to spray on it. Any way that they can get high.”

Now, Jonnie claims two suspects knocked on her door and demanded $20 for her grandson’s spice debt. One of the men pulled out a gun and threatened her and her 70-year-old husband.