Police officers recently raided an alleged heroin distribution operation at a residence in Paterson, NJ
According to prosecutors, the ringleader’s home in Paterson was used a base of operations for the illegal drug network.
New Jersey State Police investigated the suspect for a while before obtaining a search warrant for his car and his home.
A Paterson New Jersey man who pleaded guilty to illegally selling prescription drugs to drug addicts and drug dealers in North Jersey is now headed to prison.
The suspect is a 62-year-old man formerly resided in Paterson NJ. He was placed under arrest in July 2013 after police discovered more than 500 oxycodone pills at
Passaic County police and other law enforcement agencies in North Jersey recently arrested several people on marijuana distribution charges after carrying out drug raids.
According to the Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office, police investigated the suspects for more than four months before eventually securing search warrants and arrest warrants. The drug distribution organization reportedly operated out
Passaic County authorities arrested four individuals who were allegedly part of a major cocaine distribution ring.
The suspects have been accused of selling cocaine throughout Passaic County NJ, including Belleville, Clifton, and Passaic. The Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office started to investigate the suspects after getting a report of illegal drug sales. Detectives with the
Paterson NJ police arrested an individual accused of selling illegal narcotics on a city street.
According to authorities, the suspect was seen by Paterson police officers who were on patrol around 12th Avenue and 22nd Street in Paterson, New Jersey. Two Paterson police officers reportedly spotted the suspect approaching a white SUV, talking to the