IRON COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — A husband and wife duo in southern Utah were arrested on Monday, accused of selling narcotics out of their Iron County home in front of their two young toddlers.

Brandon James Tweed, 30, and Marjorie Susan Tweed, 37, were both booked into the Iron County Jail, where they face two counts of second-degree felony distribution of a controlled substance and two counts of second-degree felony prohibited dangerous weapon conduct. Brandon also faces four counts of third-degree felony endangerment of a child, while Marjorie faces six counts of the same charge.

Agents with the Iron/Garfield/Beaver Narcotics Task Force had been reportedly investigating the Tweeds over the past several months. In that time, the task force set up multiple controlled buys to buy methamphetam

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