Crime & Safety
Heroin, Crack Cocaine Collected During SWAT Drug Raid
Three were arrested this morning after a bust that allegedly yielded thousands of dollars worth of drugs, according to police.
MANCHESTER, NH — Three Queen City residents face drug charges after a SWAT team executed a search warrant on Laurel Street, according to a police press statement. Steven Acorn, 46, of Merrimack Street in Manchester, was arrested at 5:30 a.m. on Dec. 15, 2016, for possession of a controlled drug-heroin, crack cocaine, with intent to distribute, and a bench warrant.
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Also arrested was Antoine Rivers, 42, of Lake Avenue in Manchester, for resisting arrest, and Jennifer Russell, 26, of Jackson Street in Manchester, also for resisting arrest.
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According to police, after investigating alleged drug dealing from the second floor of the building, a search warrant was requested and issued. When the warrant was served, police allegedly confiscated $2,800 worth of heroin, $800 worth of crack cocaine, $150 worth of marijuana, and $50 worth of Trazadome pills.
Acorn, River, and Russell will all be arraigned in Manchester District Court.
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