A federal grand jury returned an indictment on May 8 against Timothy Austin Pannell, 32, of South Lake Tahoe, ... It is alleged that two of the men found deceased that morning had met with Pannell, ...

SACRAMENTO, California — A federal grand jury has indicted 32-year-old Timothy Austin Pannell, of South Lake Tahoe, on charges of distributing fentanyl resulting in death, Acting U.S. Attorney ...

SACRAMENTO, California — A federal grand jury has indicted 32-year-old Timothy Austin Pannell, of South Lake Tahoe, on charges of distributing fentanyl resulting in death, Acting U.S. Attorney Michele ...

A federal grand jury returned an indictment May 8 against Timothy Austin Pannell, 32, of South Lake Tahoe, charging him with distribution of fentanyl causing death, Acting U.S. Attorney Michele ...

Officials said Timothy Austin Pannell sold two men fentanyl, represented as cocaine, in a church parking lot on February 11, 2024, after a Super Bowl party. The men then ...

At the end of April, the FBI announced that South Lake Tahoe resident Timothy Austin Pannell, 31, had been taken into custody, more than a year after four people — three men and one woman ...

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – A federal grand jury returned an indictment today against Timothy Austin Pannell, 32, of South Lake Tahoe, charging him with distribution of fentanyl causing death, […] ...

From left, Captain Robert Curtis, Interim Police Chief Ronald McElrath, Officer Timothy Austin Wood, Officer Patrick Hall, Officer Eduardo Juarez, Officer Jake Travis, Officer Tomas Dela Cruz ...

Timothy Austin Pannell, also known as “Frog,” was arrested on April 25 after FBI agents say he allegedly sold fentanyl that he disguised as cocaine to two men in a South Lake Tahoe parking lot ...

A California man known as "Frog" is facing charges on accusations he sold fentanyl disguised as cocaine that left four friends dead at a Super Bowl party. Frog, whose real name is Timothy Austin ...

Prosecutors said they had been unable to charge Timothy Austin Pannell, seen here, with second-degree murder due to the lack of evidence that the four were killed with malice.