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Family Defends Brothers Arrested in Drug Raid

By: Danielle Todesco
Updated: July 26, 2009

The detention hearing is set for Monday for more than twenty people arrested earlier this month on drug charges.

The sisters of Teddy and Kenneth Johnson are gearing up for Monday's hearing.  While they fear they won't be able to help their brothers, they say they still feel both are innocent, despite incriminating wire-tapped conversations.

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