Another suspected drug dealer wanted by the Butler County Drug Task Force is behind bars.

Erin P. Krulicki, 41, of Butler on Wednesday turned herself in to authorities, said county Detective Tim Fennell, who heads the task force.

She was one more than a dozen alleged street-level dealers the task force targeted during a Tuesday drug sweep.

District Judge Pete Shaffer arraigned Krulicki on charges of delivery, possession with intent to deliver, possession of a controlled substance, criminal use of a communication facility and possession of drug paraphernalia.

She was placed in the county prison on $75,000 bail following arraignment.

According to court documents, Krulicki on May 26 sold heroin to a police informant for $100 during a drug deal in the 200 block of East Brady Street.

Fennell said nine other purported dealers were arrested in the drug sweep through the county. They were all arraigned on trafficking charges and remanded to county prison.

Another suspect wanted by the task force was previously picked up over the weekend in Allegheny County and on Wednesday was still in that county’s jail.

Five other suspected dealers remain at large and are wanted on arrest warrants, Fennell said.

Documents show that most of the suspects are accused of dealing heroin and crack cocaine in Butler.