CALLOWAY, KY (KFVS) - Kentucky law enforcement made several arrests Friday morning in Calloway County in an operation called "Up in Smoke."

State police say the operation “Up in Smoke” was the result of over eight months of investigation into the trafficking of illegal drugs around Murray.

Over 30 law enforcement personnel gathered at 5:30 a.m. Friday in Calloway County before separating throughout the county to locate the suspects.

Police say arrest warrants had already been obtained for those suspects.

Troopers say they had charged 14 individuals for various drug charges by 9 a.m.

The Kentucky State Police, Murray Police Department, and the Pennyrile Narcotics Taskforce are continuing their investigations and more arrests are expected.

The following is a list of those charged as well as the charges against them.

(KFVS) - The Click It or Ticket campaign in Kentucky ran from May 21 through June 3 and cited over 19,000 motorists for not buckling up.

According to the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety, the campaign is supported annually in Kentucky by over 220 state and local law enforcement agencies.

KOHS says the purpose of the campaign is to encourage motorists to abide by the state's seat belt law. There were 642 checkpoints set up for Click It or Ticket, and as a result of those checkpoints, officials made arrests for drunk driving, felony and drug arrests. Other arrests made at the checkpoints related to speeding, reckless driving and recovering stolen vehicles.

Transportation Secretary, Mike Hancock, says that the purpose of the campaign is not to write tickets, but to save the lives of motorists. He also says that the campaign helps to educate motorists on the importance of wearing a seat belt.