PARIS – Four people pleaded guilty to drug charges Thursday, including a husband and wife accused of having 95 pounds of marijuana in their home.

Dwayne Bonney, 47, and Debbie Bonney, 44, both of 73 Bisco Road in Paris, appeared in court together to plead guilty to Class B trafficking and Class E unlawful possession of diazepam.

The pleas, which took place at Oxford County Superior Court before Justice Carl Bradford, were to charges filed last year. According to affidavits by Agent Zane Loper of the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency, police sought to search the residence for evidence of perpetrators in a home invasion on Feb. 1, 2007, in which both Dwayne and Debbie were assaulted.

Loper states that the Bonneys were opposed to the search. Loper requested a separate search warrant on the same day after discovering marijuana and associated paraphernalia, including a scale and sandwich bags, in the residence.

Dwayne had prior trafficking convictions in 1978 and 1996.

Assistant Attorney General David Fisher said the matter will be continued to March 27 for sentencing.

Arthur Chagnon, 54, of 160 Beechwoods Road in Oxford, pleaded guilty to an information of Class B unlawful trafficking. He was sentenced to serve a ten-month prison sentence and pay a $400 fine.

Chagnon was arrested on Jan. 28, 2007 in Paris after he was observed driving erratically. Police found 28 packets of cocaine in his pockets, totaling 14.9 grams.

Chagnon also pleaded guilty to an information of Class E driving to endanger in a separate incident. He was ordered to pay a $600 fine with a 30 day loss of his driver’s license.

Brian C. Martin, 31, of 102 Bear River Road in Newry, pleaded guilty to Class C marijuana cultivation. Martin was indicted in January after police found 85 marijuana plants growing in the residence, which was outfitted with automated timers and sensors to control growing conditions.

Martin, who has a prior misdemeanor drug trafficking charge in Oxford County in 2006, was also convicted of felony possession of cocaine in Florida in 1996.