Pair Busted with $26K Worth of Drugs: Cops

MANCHESTER, NH - The Queen City’s Special Enforcement Division arrested two people after a two-month investigation into drug activity in the city, according to a report.

Victoria Dubbe, 33 of Manchester, was arrested on June 2, 2016, on two counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute and two counts of sale of a controlled drug. Also arrested was Dshawn Collins, 41, of Springfield, MA, who was charged with two counts of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute.

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Detectives were preparing to execute a search warrant of an apartment at 1101 Elm St. in Manchester yesterday after but before doing so, located Dubbe outside of the building and immediately arrested her.

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Collins, according to police, was arrested inside the apartment.

Investigators allegedly located and seized 162.8grams of crack cocaine (value $16,200), 42 grams of cocaine (value $4,200) and 65.6 grams of heroin (value $6,500), according to the press alert.

Both Collins and Dubbe were arraigned this morning in Manchester District Court.