Drug Sales Made Across Southwestern Fort Worth

The 17 people arrested in Wednesday's Texas Christian University sting sold drugs across southwestern Fort Worth, according to arrest affidavits.

The affidavits list more than a dozen spots between Interstate 20 and Interstate 30 west of Interstate 35W. They range as far south as the Hulen Mall area and as far north as the University Park Village area.

The locations include a Kroger, a CVS, private residences and a fraternity house.

Eighteen people, including current TCU students, football players and former students, after a six-month investigation by Fort Worth and TCU police.

All but one of those arrested are accused of dealing drugs. One person was arrested on a possession of marijuana charge during the drug sting.

According to arrest affidavits, drug deals occurred across the southwestern side of Fort Worth.

Neighbors of some of the suspects said they were shocked by the arrests.

"The fact that they're TCU football players and they set role model for community -- they should have been more careful about what they were doing," said Jennifer Holbrook, who lives near David Yendry and Tyler Horn.

Yendry and Horn are both accused of selling marijuana.

Quincy Miller, lives next door to Tyler Cowdin and Michael King, who are both accused of selling marijuana from their home.

"I could see them throwing out bong water, but they're college kids -- didn't think anything of it," he said. "I was sure they were smoking. had no clue they were selling."