‘Operation Granite Hammer’ Comes to Goffstown, Nets 7

GOFFSTOWN, NH — Local and county law enforcement agencies rounded up seven people after a nearly four-month investigation in the town of Goffstown, according to a press statement. Goffstown Police with the help of members of the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office Street Crimes Task Force executed a search warrant on Black Brook Road and charged seven people.

Logan Janas, 29, of Goffstown, was arrested on Dec. 15, 2016, on six counts of sales of a controlled drug-heroin, all felonies. Also arrested were Amy Audette, 31, of Goffstown, for criminal liability for the conduct of another, a felony; Peter Sage, 35, of Manchester, for criminal liability for the conduct of another, a felony; Roman Russell, 30, of Goffstown, for conspiracy to commit sales of a controlled drug, a felony; Glenn Janas, 68, of Goffstown, for common nuisance, a felony; Maureen Janas, 65, of Goffstown, for common nusance, a felony; Andrew Chamberlain, 29, of Goffstown, for sale of a controlled drug-heroin, a felony.

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Logan Janas also faces pending charges including sales of a controlled drug-heroin, endangering the welfare of a child, possession of controlled drugs-heroin, with the intent to distribute, and violation of probation/parole. He was held on $100,000 cash bail and will be arraigned on Dec. 16.

Audette also has endangering the welfare of a child and criminal liability for the conduct of another charges pending, according to the report. She is due in court on Jan. 5, 2017.

Chamberlain, Sage, Russell, Maureen Janas, and Glenn Janas are due in court on Jan. 5, 2017.