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Federal, state investigators charge 25 people in Down East drug trafficking case
Federal prosecutors and state police announced charges against more than two dozen people from Maine and New York City in a sweeping drug trafficking case. Court documents show the charges resulted in an investigation into drugs – crack, cocaine, heroin and fentanyl – obtained in New...
04 May, 2019
Suspect in Operation Ghost found dangerous, ordered held – News – southcoasttoday.com
Curt Brown @CurtBrown_SCT NEW BEDFORD — One of the co-conspirators in Operation Ghost, a massive police investigation into a Greater New Bedford fentanyl trafficking network, was ordered held without bail on Friday, court records say.Heather Cabral, 38, of 152 Bluefield St., New Bedford, was...
04 May, 2019
Keene man faces federal drug charges | The Brattleboro Reformer
By Bob Audette, Brattleboro Reformer KEENE, N.H. — A former Hinsdale, New Hampshire man is in federal custody, accused of selling fentanyl on a number of occasions to a confidential informant in Keene. According to documents filed with the U.S. District Court for the District of New...
04 May, 2019
Fentanyl distribution ring taken down in Hazleton
HAZLETON, Luzerne County - The state attorney general's office announced today the takedown of a fentanyl distribution ring in Luzerne County, which they say has sold at least $1 Million worth of the drug this year alone.Search warrants were executed on three Hazleton homes Thursday, where...
04 May, 2019
OPP issues warning after at least five suspected overdoses in a week in Arnprior
Ontario Provincial Police File photo There have been at least five suspected overdoses in the Arnprior area in the past week with the OPP warning Friday that purple heroin known locally as “purp” typically contains fentanyl or even more powerful carfentanyl.The warning comes from the Renfrew detachment...
04 May, 2019
Insys Therapeutics Founder, Execs Found Guilty of Racketeering – Rolling Stone
On Thursday, a Boston jury found that John Kapoor, founder of pharmaceutical company Insys, as well as four high-ranking executives at the company guilty of racketeering on the grounds that they had conspired to boost sales of one of its fentanyl-based medications. After deliberating for 15 hours,...
04 May, 2019